At Kausi Theatre, an absurd twist to a crime thriller
Summary
Absurd Icons Nepal and Katha Ghera are staging A Killer View at Kausi Theatre, Teku, an absurd dark comedy that reworks a crime-suspense setup. Written and directed by Satish Prasai, the play follows a photographer who suspects his neighbour of murder and explores justice, gaslighting and perception.
Key Points
- Absurd Icons Nepal, in collaboration with Katha Ghera, is staging A Killer View at Kausi Theatre in Teku until October 10.
- Written and directed by Satish Prasai, the play is an absurd dark comedy built around a crime-suspense premise.
- The story follows Netra, a photographer who becomes convinced his neighbour Drishya Thakuri has murdered his wife.
- The production draws inspiration from Cornell Woolrich’s It Had to Be Murder and Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window while presenting itself as an original work.
