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Je Ju is an improv duo.
Summary
Press Blurb
Their press blurb, taken from a 2014 application to perform at The Hideout Theatre:
Love can play out, successfully and unsuccessfully, in many different ways. Whether it's romantic, platonic, familial, or mutual, lost, or imagined, no love story is like any other. Je Ju (pronounced like Jay Jew) explores the depths to which people care and about those -- people, things, and ideas -- that they care about. Two people, real-life couple Justin Davis and Jeanette Jones, play multiple characters in revolving and evolving relationships.
"What's Your Deal?"
Their answer to the "What's Your Deal?" question on a 2014 application to perform at The Hideout Theatre:
We focus on the different dynamics of multiple relationships that all fit within a theme discovered through the course of the show. We do this through performing a two-person La Ronde, with an emphasis on the importance of people's relationships to what's around them, whether that's other people or something else entirely.
