Zero Untitled has dived back into the music video realm (literally! watch the video) and has collaborated with Dungeon Squid Productions’ recording artist DOWN CHAMBER to release the video for their first single “Fate of The Progenitors”. You will spot several familiar ZU faces in the production! Watch it on YouTube below:

CAST / CREW
The Witch – Katherine Orozco-Verderber

The Underling – Michael Verderber

Camera & Grip – McKinna Allen and  Robert James Trujillo

Editing – Amber Badger

Back on June 14, 2018, we did a show at the Blue Ribbon Cafe  and neglected to post the pics, so here they are! Sorry that these were late! Here are some pics from June 14th, 2018 Textual Overture at the Blue Ribbon Cafe in Kingsville,  TX.

The latest pics from our Textual Overture event at Blue Ribbon cafe.

Test audio for “The Hunt of the ScareCROWs”. Agents, please listen.

Julio Martinez and Annette Otero Otero in rehearsal.

If you have followed ZU, you’ll recall us doing a beta test run of a forthcoming project a few months ago. Well, that time is upon us. The second official rehearsal for the spy-game Dark Tour “The Hunt of the ScareCROWS” occurred on Wednesday night.

This Dark Tour will not be restricted to one playing space, but instead will occur in various locations in Kingsville, TX. Performance is slated for later this month and more details are forthcoming.

Justin Bennett and Katherine Orozco-Verderber making the walk

So as you may have noticed, our site has been having a lot of hard-to-resolve issues. We are working on these as fast as we can so please stay updated by visiting our Facebook page which updates weekly!

Our “Three Hour Theatre” (ZERO-102) event went over swimmingly. With around 30 people crammed into Fresh Café in Corpus, we mounted several new plays written by local playwrights and two outside of the Coastal Bend area. Our featured playwrights were Anel Carmona from New York City and Gabriel Ruiz from San Antonio. Carmona, who has done several off-Broadway plays, live-streamed her play in. The other featured playwright, Mr. Ruiz, attended the event. The playwrights were given one hour to write a play, the next hour to rewrite/edit/workshop the play in the rehearsal process. Finally, the plays were presented after the workshopping has been completed.

In no particular order, these are the following plays and their respective casts:

“Wait For It!”  directed by Beth Marie Cantu

Logan – Josue “Zeta” Villarreal

Bel – Tabitha Perez

Old Man – Emanuel Ibanez

“Fact: The Stars Are Dead” by Julio Martinez, directed by Emanuel Ibanez

1 – Emanuel Ibanez

2 – Andrea Lorin

“Grandma Muscle” by Josue “Zeta” Villarreal, directed by Julio Martinez

Commentator – Julio Martinez

Millie Jordan – Katherine Orozco-Verderber

Grandma Muscle – Robert Trujillo

“A Lifetime Game” by Anel Carmona, directed by Michael Verderber

Walter – Lane

Wanda – Denise Deleon

“Fair Warning” by Gabriel Ruiz, directed by Micah Blain

Lane Joiner

Deniss Delgado

Well we had a busy summer and did not have much time to update our website. Our utter apologies. So today we will be updating with a ton of new information on the summer projects we did! Read up on what we did!

“Three Hour Theatre” will be a script development and performance of brand new plays created THAT DAY! All writers will be given one line that they must use in their script that they will draw on the day of the event.

NOTE: This performance has been rescheduled for June 23rd!

Schedule of events.
5:00 – Arrive and receive playwriting prompt; write and develop
6:00 – Practice with actors with script in hand
7:00 – Perform and premiere brand new plays!

The event will take place at Fresh Cafe, located at 505 S. Water St., #545.

The event is free to the public and all ages are welcome to attend and participate.

Those interested are encouraged to let Michael or Katherine Verderber know if you would like to participate as a writer, director, or actor.

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1572292826433466/

ZU actors at work.

Our 100th show, “The Tragical History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus,” was an immense success! Our first performance at Presbyterian Pan American School boasted over 100 audience members, and our other two performances, at Texas A&M University-Kingsville and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi were full of great audiences too.

Pictures are coming soon, courtesy of Alexandra Hernandez.