Brian Jucha is not only Houston’s reigning champ of ensemble-based, experimental dance-theatre; he is also a master of high camp, with performances that are littered with found text and unlikely pop culture references, all in service of a disarmingly moving hall of mirrors.
In Murder Murder Kill Kill Kill, he’s taking on Paris’ Grand Guignol, the theatre of fear and horror, to ask the question: “Is there really a serial killer in Houston or are these people just seeing things? And also, what is up with all these bayous?”
The production is making its world premiere at The Catastrophic Theatre.
Brian Jucha is not only Houston’s reigning champ of ensemble-based, experimental dance-theatre; he is also a master of high camp, with performances that are littered with found text and unlikely pop culture references, all in service of a disarmingly moving hall of mirrors.
In Murder Murder Kill Kill Kill, he’s taking on Paris’ Grand Guignol, the theatre of fear and horror, to ask the question: “Is there really a serial killer in Houston or are these people just seeing things? And also, what is up with all these bayous?”
The production is making its world premiere at The Catastrophic Theatre.
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