Bumpsy: Live at the Brooklyn Art Haus

Bumpsy is a hallucinatory survival guide for the modern adult who’s pondering: “What happens when the childhood imagination gets an abortion?”
Don’t worry! Bumpsy’s doing her best. She starts every day with morning pages and a light suckle from the titty of her smartphone. Today, she’s searching for enlightenment while dodging her mother’s obsession with being only “five pounds away” from a life that matters.
(Wait… we have to maintain our bodies AND exchange our time for money for… gestures at everything this?)
Mid-scroll, a freak accident turns Bumpsy’s routine into a literal death trap. She's forced to confront if any of this matters while hoping someone’s recording this for content (fingers crossed).
Accompanied by a live score by Brothers Braithwaite, voice work by Deborah Annette, a handcrafted world, Katie Bowman delivers a visceral clown show where the audience is the muse and the protagonist just wants to survive her own funeral.