Psykho III: The Musical (1985)
Psykho III: The Musical is an intriguing play on the tension between “authentic” and “pop” camp. This celebration of artifice was originally written, directed, and produced by Mark Oates as a stage musical parody following the release of Psycho II in 1983, and was performed at the East Village’s most notorious nightspot — The Pyramid Club. In 1985, after a wildly successful run, Oates reached out to longtime friend and Downtown video artist Tom Rubnitz to produce a video adaptation of the stage musical.
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Stanley TooleLarry MaxwellJohn KellyRoman OatesStephen TashjianMary Anne/Lilly HeronMark PhreddDet. Marblepuss/Dr. FaceLarry MaxwellStanley TooleMovie DNA
Frequently asked questions about Psykho III: The Musical
What is Psykho III: The Musical about?
Psykho III: The Musical is an intriguing play on the tension between “authentic” and “pop” camp. This celebration of artifice was originally written, directed, and produced by Mark Oates as a stage musical parody following the release of Psycho II in 1983, and was performed at the East Village’s most notorious nightspot — The Pyramid Club. In 1985, after a wildly successful run, Oates reached out to longtime friend and Downtown video artist Tom Rubnitz to produce a video adaptation of the stage musical.
How long is Psykho III: The Musical?
Psykho III: The Musical has a runtime of 24 minutes.