KIM'S PUSSY
a cabaret musicalFor Ms. Flowing Water, it's an excuse to be creative and close to the one she loves. But for Ms. Raging Bull Dyke, it's a bit more serious, since she used to be a professional singer.
Ms. Flowing Water is the brains behind the operation and writes their songs. The trouble is, she's obsessed with her love from junior high, Kim Luve (Kim's Pussy). Raging Bull explodes in a jealous fit that they're always singing about Kim's pussy. Why can't Flowing write about Raging's pussy? Bullied by her lover, Flowing capitulates and writes a song for Raging to sing about her own pussy (Raging Bull's Pussy). Things end explosively again, and Raging sings a confessional song about why she's so raging all the time (Scratching).Flowing watches from the sidelines and comes forward with her own confessional moment. Despite her memories of Kim Luve, she's passionate for Raging, even though it makes her physically ill (Bloating).
Next, Jeremy, a teenage musician and their sometime collaborator, finally arrives (Jeremy's Song) and explains why he's been skipping out on their performances.
Finally, things get ugly when Flowing Water calls Raging by her full Mexican name, blowing the cover on their whole Native American Indian charade. Raging tries to murder Flowing on stage, and only storms off in defeat when she realizes the audience is watching. Flowing manages to pull herself together in a triumphant moment of sexual and personal liberation (My Pussy).You may also enjoy these numbers which were not performed in the original 250-member cast performance of Kim's Pussy at Oberammergau:
Kim's Pussy was performed at the 2003 Queen of Silver Lake Pageant. It has also been performed in Amy Brainless' living room.