The official teaser trailer for HELLMOUTH has been released on social media and now on YouTube. Watch it above! The video was directed by Daniel Rodriguez.

Hey folks! We are adding an additional admission OPTION! For $15, there will be a NO TOUCH option. Meaning: the actors will NOT touch you, but they will still “act in your direction” and you might still be asked to participate in some no-contact activities or might get a BIT bumped (towards the end). We want you to still enjoy the experience!

Thus, for those choosing the NO TOUCH option, you will be given a glowstick to wear on your neck to convey to the actors in the dark that you are a NO TOUCH guest.

Interested in what all of this “Hellmouth” talk is about? Here is a hint below in the form of some rehearsal photos. Pictured are several cast with the crew filling in as surrogate audiences.

THOMPSON – Bailey Goodrich
LILLITH – Katherine Orozco-Verderber
STACY – Jo De Leon
BLAIR – Sally Guzman
DESMOND – Julio Martinez
JESS – Aubrey Gracia
DEV – Daniel Rodriguez
RILEY – Fabiola Joanis
HARLAN – Diego Trevino
BEATRIX – Emilia Gomez

(Extras TBA soon)

Zero Untitled are gearing up for a busy summer in 2024. In addition to rehearsals of our new dramatic puppet film, “The Absence of Everything” by Katherine Orozco-Verderber (see other post below), we have three other works around the bend!

Continued performances of “Kame’s Golden Tune” and “Ba Pot-Bellied Pigs” will occur on July 6 and 7 as part of the Texas State Museum of Asian Culture’s Tanabata Star Festival and their birthday party, respectively. Like before, expect performances to happen on a cycle throughout the museum. See the above flyer for more information. UPDATE: July 7th has been POSTPONED due to HURRICANE.

And speaking of puppetry, the new Julio Martinez poetic work, featuring a crab puppet, will be shot on location in the Caribbean! Locations being considered are Puerto Rico, St. Criox, or St. Thomas, depending on location availability. This project should reach completion in early July.

The singing duo of Andrea Lorin and Katherine Orozco-Verderber will be premiering their latest “Backroom Karaoke” show, with a SHOWTUNES twist! Backed by the live band of Mack Allen, Robert James Trujillo, and Michael Verderber, the next show will feature special guest JORDAN BRUSTER-CAMPO!

Above are some recent rehearsal pictures taken in the Backroom stage.

Apologies for the delay in updating the main site here; we are considering closing this page down as it is more efficient to update our stuff via our social media.

Nevertheless, here are the slew if things that HAVE occurred lately!

1. “Church of Winter” audio play featuring a cast split between Italy and the US. Not the same as the live cast, so do watch it here:

2. Another music video for Down Chamber for his track “Eyes In The Trees”. It follows the Dark Tour horror formula we have mastered in our stage productions. Enter if you dare…

3. DIGITAL TEXTUAL OVERTURE! As promised, our coffee shop variety show was published today, September 18, amd features a slew of familiar faces! Watch it now:

“Sonic Sway Easter Show” Trujillo & Oringe

“Sonic Sway Easter Show” Trujillo & Oringe

The gang that leads the “Sonic Sway” project recently performed another live and improvised show on April 4, 2021 at 3:00 in the afternoon.

Performing with keyboards, synth, drum machine, and guitar were James Trujillo Music, Mack Attack, and DJ Oringe. They played two sets, each with 3 improvised songs that were ten minutes each. The shows are viewable on Zero Untitled’s and Michael Verderber’s Facebooks as well as James Trujillo Music’s YouTube page.

Dressed as rabbits for Easter. (l-r): Oringe, Mack, and Trujillo.

Dressed as rabbits for Easter. (l-r): Mack, Oringe, and Trujillo.

The first first rehearsal of the forthcoming techno collaboration between James Trujillo Music and DJ Oringe was live-streamed via Facebook Live and YouTube on Wednesday, March 10th at 3:00. Having never attempted a live-streamed rehearsal, the guys (Robert and Michael, respectively) felt it would be a good opportunity to show folks what they had in mind with the project. The entire improvised stream lasted about an hour and a half and utilized both traditional electronic music instruments and less traditional, like the guitar.

Another performance is loosely scheduled for April once other projects have concluded. In the meantime, they will likely stream future rehearsals and dabble with other instruments until they find a satisfactory set up. Assisting as crew was McKinna Allen.

Dates have been established for our upcoming Zoom productions. Julio Martinez’s monologue play “For Those Soft and Lonesome Times” will be performed on March 10th and 12th, with back-to-back performances at 7:00 PM and 8:00 PM (US Central Time).  Four performances total. Free performances, but donations are encouraged.

The performance is directed by Julio Martinez and stars Emilia Gomez as “Cattalina.”

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Following a similar schedule, the Anel Carmona play “The Church of Winter” will also have back-to-back performances. They are scheduled for March 22nd and 26th at 7:30 PM and 8:30 PM (US Central Time). Also, four performances total. Free performances, but donations are encouraged.

This play will feature one of the two different casts. Starring in the live show will be Gabriel Ruiz and Stephanie Wright. The play is directed by Michael Verderber and has technical assistance from Pilar Angulo.

The second cast will be recorded as a YouTube audio play.

EVENT pages will also be posted here and on our social media accounts.