Deathless and Taxless: A Corporate Exorcism

A twisting, turning, and engaging exploration of neoliberalism! ... full review

DEATHLESS AND TAXLESS: A CORPORATE EXORCISM is enthralling, thought provoking, and at times really funny. I want to watch it again!... full review

Ben Nicholson again proves his creativity and innovative nature with this show. I deeply enjoyed the way that the integral themes were highlighted using the great power that the performing arts can offer by taking on the central problem of capitalism through character. I highly recommend this show, it will leave you with a ton of incredible thoughts to ponder on while keeping you entertained and inspired to make a change in our society... full review

This was an excellent foray into the structures of power that relegate our interactions told through the lens of a font and an icon. Really smart and hugely entertaining. ... full review

I laughed, I learned something, and enjoyed the vibe.... full review

Funny, subversive -- possibly the first time I attended a joint PowerPoint lecture / exorcism!... full review

This is my first exorcism, not to mention my first Zoom exorcism, so I can't claim to be an expert! That being said, I feel that, after watching this play, I am now competent enough to maybe be able to do my own corporate exorcism. I feel empowered!... full review

This was my first Zoom exorcism so I didn't really know what to expect. Let me just say, I hope it's not my last! This was thought-provoking, laugh-provoking, and gastrointestinal upset-provoking all at the same time. I feel certain some of this imagery, some of these sounds, and all of this incredibly thoughtful performance will stick with me for a long time yet. ... full review

A witty, sardonic, and surprisingly educational exploration of the absurdity of neoliberalism. Somehow fun and depressing at the same time? 10/10 glad I experienced this.... full review

Deathless and Taxless ingeniously deconstructs the manifestation of capitalist ideals in the corporate form and asks us to live while also accepting the realities of death and taxes, not as undesirable facts of life, but as conditions that ultimately allow for more sustainable and just ways of existing with one another.... full review