Roman Holý, frontman of the band Monkey Business and the now-defunct group J.A.R., has recently collaborated with director Viktor Tauš on a new musical theater performance titled 'Human Zoo: Gospel Anarchy', which premiered at Prague's Nová Spirála. During an interview, Holý highlighted his dislike for discussions and set specific limitations on the topics addressed, notably requesting that none of his former colleagues from J.A.R. be mentioned due to past conflicts that led to the band's suspension.

The piece offers a glimpse into Holý's tumultuous creative world, shaped by childhood memories and professional experiences. Though he insists that personal issues related to his past bandmates are off the table, anecdotes about his upbringing, filled with both mundane and fantastical elements, take center stage. While the dynamic with his former band remains complex, Holý's focus is on the current endeavors, particularly the innovative direction his new show is taking.

Surrounded by an impressive collection of keyboards in his home in Sušice, Holý shares light-hearted moments over local pastries, creating a relaxed atmosphere that contrasts with his usual interview aversion. Through this performance, he aims to challenge audiences and provoke thought with a blend of music and theater, illustrating the vibrant and sometimes anarchic spirit of his artistic vision.