Anna the Hulagan Triple Crown


Anna the Hulagan is notorious for making audiences hot under the collar with her feisty, f iery hula hoop performances. After teaching


herself to hoop six years ago, Anna is blazing an impressive trail around the world: she’s a regular face on Ibiza’s club circuit and even performed for tsunami victims in Sri Lanka.


Hailed as 'London's cult hula hooping artiste', Anna unites hypnotic hoops, sultry striptease and fearless f lamework all in one act.


Retro gets a f ire extinguisher on standby and sits down with the princess of pyro herself.


How did you come up with the idea of a f ire hula hoop act? It's a no-brainer really! I love hooping, and I love f ire, it just made sense to put them together! Before I had even picked up a hoop I had had several visions of doing a f ire hoop strip show, but when I f inally picked up a hoop, I was useless! It was a sad day when I thought my dreams were not to be realised, but with a bit of perseverance and a strong vision I managed to hoop. Adding the f ire was just the natural progression. As a performer you always need to f ind how you can bring the drama and spectacle to your act, and f ire hooping has that in spades!


You’ve been involved in some high-prof ile performances, which one has been the most fun? The Got to Dance television audition was brilliant – wannabe dancers, Kimberly from the Pussycat Dolls, bright lights, a big audience and a massive stage all for me – that was fun. Probably would have been even more fun if I had added f ire to the equation! Hooping for the Earl of Pembroke's wedding was also a blast,


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