The MUTT

The Mutt resists traditional narrative. It favors image over plot, sensation over dialogue, presence over explanation. Movement, film projections, original music, fragmented storytelling, and choreographed chaos build a world that is brutal and tender, intimate and epic. The result is not just a play—it’s an experience. One that dares to ask the deepest questions in the most human ways. The Mutt features a cast of both young and mature American and European actors—artists from different generations and cultures working side by side, learning from one another, and offering a fresh perspective on timeless questions. Adapted by Anna Nesterova and brought to life with the collaborative direction of Elena Che, and choreography by Gisela Quinteros, The Mutt is a rare combination of philosophical ambition and theatrical innovation. It speaks to lovers of Dostoevsky, seekers of meaning, and bold audiences hungry for something raw, beautiful, and unforgettable.