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How I Met My Dead Husband
 

When a determined woman chases true love, even Buddha can't stop her.

Chuen-Jiau stands before family, friends and loved ones to give a eulogy for her husband Yueh.

Nobody expects a story spanning four entire lifetimes. But that’s love, isn’t it?

A sweet and funny cabaret funeral that'll take you on a reincarnating journey of love, confusion and hope.

如果這就是愛,在轉身就該勇敢留下來

If this is love, be brave to stay before you turn and hide.

(Perhaps Love)

“How I Met My Dead Husband is a crucible of laughter, tears and sickly sweetness...”

- Milk Bar Mag

 

Event details

Venue: Bluestone Church Arts Space, 8A Hyde Street Footscray, VIC 3011
Bookings: www.witinc.com.au/shows/dead-husband
Start Date: Thursday 05 September 2019

Performed in English, with songs in English, French and Mandarin. Contains occasional coarse language and mention of suicide and death.

 

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