Transwoman Kills Influencer at La Mama Courthouse

Famous pro-man advocate, Alejandro Mate, is missing. His disappearance leads back to his rumoured lover, a known Trans business woman and LGBTQIA+ advocate, Denise Catacutan. We are thrown back to the incident through the lens of the people who were there; Bryle, a drag queen and Denise’s assistant. Jen, Denise’s colleague and estranged friend. And Ms Catacutan, Herself. As we repeatedly relive the day of the disappearance, we see more and more details of the seemingly simple story and we are faced with the question, Did the trans woman kill the influencer?

Experience the unique and captivating production of Transwoman Kills Influencer, which combines videos and theatre to present a thrilling murder mystery. The play tackles the complex issue of discerning true goodness and righteousness. Through the Rashomon effect, the production highlights the impact of personal bias on our perception of the truth. As a result, viewers are encouraged to closely analyse the evidence and question what is presented to them, ultimately uncovering deeper realities that lie beneath the surface.

“Carnay is nevertheless an open and vulnerable performer and by shows end they are standing in their full power” – Theatre Travels

“There is always a tight-rope walked between self-deprecation and reinforcing internalised phobias. Carnay plays in this space with charisma and ease, accessibly down to earth without ever disempowering themselves.” -theatretravels.org

Content Warnings: Violence, Hate Speech, Haze, Strobe, Blood

Written By Dax Carnay

Directed by Emmanuelle Mattana

Performed by Dax Carnay, Khema De Silva, Vateresio Tuikaba and Ryan Henry

Stage Direction by Finn McLeish

Produced by Justine Javier Long

Dramaturgy by Bradford Elmore

Creative Consultant by Angelica Ignacio

Marketing and PR by Sheila Mae Faulmino

Lighting Design by Lara Gabor and Chiara Wenban

Set and Costume Design by Filipe Filihia

Sound Design by Owen Kelly

Graphic Design by Jordan Hanrahan

Image by Darren Gil