Michael Jackson Was Innocent and I Didn’t Kill Jonbenet Ramsey… But I Was There the Night She Died Michael Cross Burke

About This Show

In Michael Jackson Was Innocent and I Didn’t Kill Jonbenet Ramsey… But I Was There the Night She Died, award-winning queer performance artist Michael Cross Burke, known for his ‘unflinching honesty’ uses found & original text to tell the story of corruption, wealth and tabloids told from the eyes of a 12-year old boy. Juxtapozed with Burke’s obsessive research on the Jonbenet Ramsey case and his escape from porn and prostitution, this oddly humorous and eccentric journey digs its teeth deep into the U.S. Court System and celebrity culture by fully exposing the intricacies of greed and deceit (and the front of his own body.)

Thursday, Jul. 16 at 7:30pm

General Admission
$15 in advance
$18 at the door

Students/Seniors
$12

Estimated Runtime
90 mins

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Credits

Featuring
Daniel Diaz

Directed by
Gian Marco Lo Forte

Photo Credit
Krys Fox

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