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Serial Killers: The Crucifixion of the Black Man in America
One-Act Stage Play
February 21–22
Houston, TX | Outdoor Venue
Seating: 40 guests per night
Tickets: Available via Eventbrite
Press Blurb
Serial Killers: The Crucifixion of the Black Man in America is a one-act stage play presented by Nikki EL Films & Theatre, running February 21–22 in Houston. The intimate outdoor production explores Black history, violence, and survival through a tightly staged theatrical experience. Each evening includes brief remarks from local advocacy organizations, connecting the themes of the play to ongoing community work. Seating is limited to 40 guests per night. Tickets are available via Eventbrite.
About the Production
Serial Killers is an intimate theatrical experience designed to sit audiences close to the work and its questions. The play centers Black history, structural violence, and survival, inviting reflection rather than spectacle. With limited seating and a focused runtime, the production emphasizes presence, listening, and shared witness.
Community Context
Following each performance, select local advocacy organizations offer brief remarks to connect the themes of the play to ongoing community work. These moments are intentionally short and reflective, creating space for audiences to consider how art, history, and action intersect beyond the stage.
About the Creator
Nikki Luellen is a Houston-based playwright, director, and producer and the founder of Nikki EL Films & Theatre. Her work centers Black storytelling, social justice, and community-centered performance across stage and screen.
Media Assets
High-resolution images available upon request
One-page media kit available for download
Event listing information available for arts calendars
Media Contact
Nikki Luellen
Producer / Playwright
Nikki EL Films & Theatre
📧 nikkiluellenfilms@gmail.com
📸 Instagram: @nikki_el_films_n_theatre
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