by jkjk
written by Jenny Larson-Quiñones, with khattieQ
music by khattieQ & Anton Berrios
June 5th-8th 2024 | Wednesday-Saturday at 7pm | Friday @ 10pm & Saturday @ 2pm
Tickets at:https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/jkjklolorg/death-by-bad-jokes-stop-stop-you-re-killing-me
Get ready to laugh your way to the afterlife at jkjk's Death by Bad Jokes: Stop, Stop, You’re Killing Me, a hilarious in-person event that will leave you gasping for breath.
ABOUT THE SHOW: It’s the mid-2030s, and we find our perfect family enjoying dinner on a perfectly perfect night when a terrible secret is revealed. An unsuspecting party clown is forced to confront their wife about her shady affairs before one more person has to die. Part comedy, part drama, part musical, part absurdist theatre. In a world on edge Death by Bad Jokes asks, are we seeking justice? Revenge? Or would we all rather just look the other way?
ABOUT THE TEAM: Produced by jkjk | Presented by Trinity St Players | Directed by jkjk aka Jenny Larson-Quiñones and khattieQ | Cast: Jenny Larson-Quiñones, khattieQ, Noel Gaulin, and Steve Williams | Dramaturgy by: Joanna Garfinkel and Lee Eddy | Designed by: Steve Williams, Johann Solo, Kelli Bland, and choreography by Kelsey Oliver
SCHEDULE: June 5th-8th 2024, Wednesday-Saturday at 7pm, Friday at 10pm & Saturday at 2pm @ the Trinity St Playhouse | 901 Trinity St. 78701 | 4th floor of the First Baptist Church of Austin
CONTACT & TICKETS: Tickets are Pay-What-You-Can! $5 minimum online. Reservations at: https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/jkjklolorg/death-by-bad-jokes-stop-stop-you-re-killing-me
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khattieandjenny@gmail.com | jkjklol.org | @jenny_khattie_official
This project has been financed in part by the City of Austin’s Elevate Grant Program.
the above photos were taken by Minerva Villa from the June 2024 production of Death by Bad Jokes: Stop, Stop You're Killing Me
poster by Annie Bradley McCall
photos by Minerva Villa for the December 2023 workshop featuring performers Noel Gaulin, Jenny Larson, and khattieQ