Be twenty something. Planning your track in this world, juggling the job search with after-hours dancing or dates at that great wine bar. You wake up and press play to the same-old morning monologue: “This is my year, this is my time to get what I want.”
Now go see Actress Fury. Three women, tearing up the dance floor, chanting in unison: “I want to be killin’ it-killin’ it-killin’ it-killin’ it.”
The Rallying Cry of our generation spoken out of the mouths of babes. Actress Fury at The Bushwick Starr is created and performed by artist Jennie MaryTai Liu in collaboration with Hannah Heller and Alexa Weir. In this performance, deep-seated desires are funneled through the guise of the Actress. A rightful metaphor, because more so than not, it is easier to play a role than to be yourself.
