Jungle Woman of the Jungle

In the rich tradition of ’30s jungle serials and countless decades of exploitative magazines, Jungle Woman of the Jungle displays treasure hunters at the height of greed, British explorers mad for forbidden knowledge, a living waterfall of beautiful girls, half-man/half cat creatures at the apex of ferocity and the one luminescent, lost, perfect woman of uncertain origin who controls their destiny. A pulp fantasy overgrown with the curling vines of jungle decadence, Jungle Woman features music by Richard Grant (of Tickle Dracula) played on jungle flute and jungle drum in accompaniment to an original composition of surpassing beauty and emotion, sung by the living waterfall of beautiful girls. The waterfall is choreographed by Rainbow Geffner (Maggie, Girl of the Streets). Simon Astor (Gemworld: The Musical) directs.