'seven methods of killing kylie jenner'--REALLY?

It's an UK play that's playing as part of the Public's Under the Radar festival next month before moving to Wooly Mammoth in DC:

https://www.woollymammoth.net/event/killing-kylie-jenner/

Now by no means am I a fan of the Kardashian clan, but this seems entirely inappropriate no matter what celebrity's name is in the title. How could this get raves from the Telegraph and the Guardian in the UK for its Royal Court run and why would it come over here with title? Has the playwright considered a less incendiary title?

And oh yes--I am getting very tired of avant-gardish playwrights with all-lower case play titles.

It was a massive hit in the UK and Kylie would have done something by now. Save your money. Spare us your outrage.

If anyone understands a gimmick, it's the Kardashians. I'm sure it's a provocative title for a reason. I'm sure they don't care.

Bettyboy72 said: "If anyone understands a gimmick, it's the Kardashians. I'm sure it's a provocative title for a reason. I'm sure they don't care."

All they care about is publicity and themselves. Nothing else.

I agree with your outrage! There has to be many more ways than just 7 to accomplish this task.