Three girls inhabit an infectiously weird and dissonant, yet raucously sing-along world where the story of a contemporary werewolf explores dislocation, heartbeats and saying really stupid things when you want to say the most important thing of all.
Written and Directed by Tina Satter
Performed by Jess Barbagallo, Eliza Bent, Julia Sirna-Frest
Music Composition and Sound Design: Chris Giarmo
Set Design: Asta Benne Hostetter
Lighting Design: Zack Tinkelman
Stage Management: Wayne Petro
Production History
February 2009: Performances at HERE Arts Center, New York
August 2008: Performances at Ontological-Hysteric Theater, New York
“Paired babes in off-the-shoulder lamé with winky, wistful dialogue (Jess Barbagallo played a depressed werewolf) and set it all to Chris Giarmo’s synthesizer-mad, ’80s-esque avant-ballads.”
– Helen Shaw, Time Out New York
“With terrific music by Chris Giarmo, this concert-cum-performance-piece is a delightful piece of work, and the performers, to coin a phrase, can knock a song out of the park...highly recommended.”
– George Hunka, Superfluities Redux
Produced in part with HERE Arts Center and The Ontological-Hysteric Theater.