No one warned you it could get this bad... It just creeps in.
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The Creeps is an award-winning interactive, immersive, theatrical experience set against the backdrop of a world on the brink. In a time where madness feels like the norm and it’s hard to know what to trust, the show examines how the ploy for power and race for control creeps in.​
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​Hailed as “a masterclass in macabre...” (All About Solo) and, “an eerie, unforgettable marvel” (Charles Isherwood, Wall Street Journal), this show grips audiences with its chilling originality and commitment to “the basest dimension of human nature” (Blogcritics).
PAST PRODUCTIONS
"It's my favorite thing ever. I felt as immersed in the world as I did during Sleep No More, and Catherine did it just with herself and some lights."
Eden Malyn (Orange is the New Black)
"Ms. Waller’s shape-shifting performance is itself an eerie, unforgettable marvel"
Charles Isherwood, Theater Critic
"It is not an experience you will soon forget. A show as defiantly singular, fascinatingly uncategorizable, and well-nigh inexplicable as this one is to merely describe what happens in it and contemplate its implications afterward. The ambiguous overall effect is enough to send a chill or two up one’s spine."
"See it if: You like new kinds of theater. This
is a must-see. A Masterclass in Physical Acting.
Waller is exceptionally talented."
Show-Score Review
"A tour-de-force of physical work and ideas. I expected an ensemble to take a bow."
Show-Score Review
"What happens in between is the emotional meat of the show and that's where the macabre and disturbing elements manifest. It plunges us into the basest dimension of human nature."
Blog Critics
"See it if: You want a fully immersive experience. Do not see it if: You cannot handle the dark side of human nature.”
Show-Score Review
"Waller demonstrates exceptional commitment and impressive physicality. She creates a whole new reality that seems plucked from our nightmares, yet makes this world seem so inviting that we feel we belong there. Tense, enthralling, sexy and disturbing, the show leads us to discover how our fantasies and our nightmares may, at times, overlap."
Hollywood Fringe Review
