About the Show

When Earth's population faces extinction in the distant future, an Immortal being finds hope.

A coming-of-age tale meets a dystopian tragedy, The Immortal Jellyfish Girl flies through universes, unbound by time, gravity, or biology. In the year 2555, large portions of the earth’s surface are dubbed dead zones and the end of humanity has started. But even in this time of loneliness and obliteration, there is still hope.

Comedic, zany, and virtuosic, The Immortal Jellyfish Girl guides audiences on an unpredictable journey through a post-apocalyptic tomorrow.

A co-production with Nordland Visual Theatre, Written and directed by Gwendolyn Warnock & Kirjan Waage.

Critic Reviews (4)

CRITIC'S PICK! "It's not just that the story is set in a poetically rendered 2555, but that Waage and Warnock, who also directed, blithely ignored the memo about coddling young audiences: Their show, for viewers age 10 and up, does not shy from the violence and death intertwined with life"
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“ ‘The Immortal Jellyfish Girl’ makes for ideal far-out experimental theater, with an otherworldly and fully transporting design scheme that evokes a classic Coney Island circus sideshow, ominous political overtones, wacky humor, and unapologetic strangeness – even if the plotting gets confusing.”
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“This is perhaps the goriest, most violent show currently playing off-Broadway. It's really not a children's show...’The Immortal Jellyfish Girl’ is here to remind us that nothing is forever, and none of us will likely be around to witness what comes next.”
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“ 'The Immortal Jellyfish Girl,' running 80 minutes, is an exceptionally theatrical piece of puppetry, and everyone involved in the production should be credited for this grand collaborative effort...It is a stunningly original theatrical work.”
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