Kenrex
The collective silence of Skidmore
Jack Holden is astonishing in a play that grips like a true-crime podcast
The Guardian
The collective silence of Skidmore
The collective silence of Skidmore
Kenrex, the critically acclaimed one-man play created by Jack Holden and Ed Stambollouian, is transferring to Southwark Playhouse after a triumphant debut in Sheffield! Directed by Stambollouian, the production features Holden (War Horse, Ten Percent) playing a multitude of characters, with a live, Americana-inspired musical score written and performed by John Patrick Elliott.
What Is The Story?
Set in Skidmore, Missouri, Kenrex revisits the unsettling true story of 10 July 1981, when dozens witnessed a man being murdered in broad daylight, yet none admitted to seeing anything. Blurring the lines between true crime and Western myth, Kenrex paints a haunting portrait of an American town and the secrets it keeps.
Please note: The producers can't guarantee the appearance of any performers on any specific date.
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