the Trinity St Players present
a jkjk production
created by Ida Daniel, Jenny Larson, Todor Stoyanov, & khattieQ
guides Ida, Jenny, Todor, khattieQ
stage manager and technical director Tor Reynolds
video artist Lauren Sanders
ABOUT THE SHOW: UNLIVED LIVES: THE REBOOT is an interactive live performance that explores the topics of friendship, nationalism, and what it means to live “a good life” using jokes, dance, food, music, and re-enactments.
ABOUT THE TEAM: Created by German based artists Ida Daniel and Todor Stoyanov (from Bulgaria), and Austin based artists Jenny Larson (from the States) and khattieQ (from Puerto Rico).
SCHEDULE: Come and go as you please: March 14 & 15 12-3pm, March 16 2-5pm
March 20* 7:30-8:30pm we will be sharing a film created in conversationwith the live performance, by Austin artist Lauren Sanders.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS: jkjk is married couple punk rocker khattieQ (he/she/they) and experimental theatre artist Jenny Larson-Quiñones (she/they). We create queer performance that centers joy and disrupts the status quo. Ida Daniel is active in writing, performance and choreography, working as a dramaturg, performer, curator and author of texts. Todor Stoyanov is a freelance artist and works as a new media expert and programmer in the fields of theatre and music.
TICKETS: Walk up! Tickets are FREE and no RSVP required March 14, 15, 16
RSVP recommended for screening on March 20th, reserve a seat here: https://events.humanitix.com/jk-s-just-kidding-spring-edition
ASL interpretation may be available on March 16th 2-4pm. Please request this service by emailing jkjk before March 7th at khattieandjenny@gmail.com We perform in an ADA compliant space, but please contact us if you have any additional Accessibility Needs or Requests.
This project was funded in part by the Trust for Mutual Understanding. This project was also supported in part by the City of Austin Economic Development Department
printed ephemera and poster image thanks to Denitsa Boyadzhieva and Sarah Zerengue | thanks to our fiscal sponsor Salvage Vanguard Theater, who produced the first unlived lives ten years ago
special thanks to First Baptist Church of Austin, Thomas Arthur, Museum of Human Achievement, Kate Taylor, and Steve Williams