The musical 'B*tchcraft' by Bitch tells the story of her evolution from a shy girl in suburban Detroit into a confident queer feminist rockstar. It features a blend of rock concert and jukebox biomusical styles, directed by Margie Zohn, co-instigated by Bitch herself. The narrative is woven with her own music and addresses themes like feminism and environmentalism. The play encapsulates her struggle against familial criticism and her empowerment in reclaiming the term 'Bitch' to reflect her bold, defiant identity.
B*tchcraft boldly recounts Bitch's journey from a timid girl in Detroit to a brash queer feminist rockstar, interweaving her hits into the narrative.
Directed by Margie Zohn, B*tchcraft blends rock concert and jukebox biomusical, drawing comparison to Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
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