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Choreographer Scarlett Folds and adapter Sailor St. Claire weave together a collection of short stories by Edgar Allan Poe for a dramatic and deadly night of burlesque, directed by Jesse Belle-Jones.
Choreographer Scarlett Folds and adapter Sailor St. Claire weave together a collection of short stories by Edgar Allan Poe for a dramatic and deadly night of burlesque, directed by Jesse Belle-Jones.
Choreographer Scarlett Folds and adapter Sailor St. Claire weave together a collection of short stories by Edgar Allan Poe for a dramatic and deadly night of burlesque, directed by Jesse Belle-Jones.
Choreographer Scarlett Folds and adapter Sailor St. Claire weave together a collection of short stories by Edgar Allan Poe for a dramatic and deadly night of burlesque, directed by Jesse Belle-Jones.
Choreographer Scarlett Folds and adapter Sailor St. Claire weave together a collection of short stories by Edgar Allan Poe for a dramatic and deadly night of burlesque, directed by Jesse Belle-Jones.
Choreographer Scarlett Folds and adapter Sailor St. Claire weave together a collection of short stories by Edgar Allan Poe for a dramatic and deadly night of burlesque, directed by Jesse Belle-Jones.
To celebrate the novel’s centennial, Lulu La Lune adapts and directs a glitzy, queer take on the classic American novel. With jazz-age choreography by co-Artistic Director Fosse Jack, this production will bear audiences back into the past.
To celebrate the novel’s centennial, Lulu La Lune adapts and directs a glitzy, queer take on the classic American novel. With jazz-age choreography by co-Artistic Director Fosse Jack, this production will bear audiences back into the past.
To celebrate the novel’s centennial, Lulu La Lune adapts and directs a glitzy, queer take on the classic American novel. With jazz-age choreography by co-Artistic Director Fosse Jack, this production will bear audiences back into the past.
To celebrate the novel’s centennial, Lulu La Lune adapts and directs a glitzy, queer take on the classic American novel. With jazz-age choreography by co-Artistic Director Fosse Jack, this production will bear audiences back into the past.
To celebrate the novel’s centennial, Lulu La Lune adapts and directs a glitzy, queer take on the classic American novel. With jazz-age choreography by co-Artistic Director Fosse Jack, this production will bear audiences back into the past.
To celebrate the novel’s centennial, Lulu La Lune adapts and directs a glitzy, queer take on the classic American novel. With jazz-age choreography by co-Artistic Director Fosse Jack, this production will bear audiences back into the past.
Wrongfully imprisoned, Edmee Dantes seeks vengeance on those who have wronged her in this literary burlesque adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’s The Count of Monte Cristo. Adapted by Mx. Pucks A’Plenty and directed and choreographed by Fosse Jack, join us at Theatre Off Jackson on March 30, March 31, and April 1 for an epic quest for justice.
