Erik
@HudsonsAssCheekIt's a really interesting play; the story is twisted and very well told, the characters are well-developed, and there are several plot twists that really draw you into the story. I really liked it.

by Kat Sandler • 2021
She's more than just a wicked old witch. Baba Yaga is a legend, usually known as that elderly woman who lives alone in the woods and grinds the bones of the wicked. But what if she was actually a sexy, smart, modern woman operating off of morally ambiguous motives?
A detective finds himself in a small, isolated town asking, what does the disappearance of a young heir to a yogurt empire have to do with some random lore about an old witch? Matched by an apprehensive local sheriff, a university professor with a taste for younger men, and a whole cast of curious characters, the Slavic myth of Baba Yaga twists into a new labyrinth of secret lives, ancient magic, and multiple suspects.
This genre-bending comedic fairy tale meets thrilling whodunit gives voice to an antihero of epic proportions while interrogating how her story has historically been told by men. From now on, you'll remember the name Baba Yaga for the right reasons.
Hudson is set to star in the TV adaptation of Yaga as Henry Park (previously Kalles), to be released in October 2026 by Crave.
Erik
@HudsonsAssCheekIt's a really interesting play; the story is twisted and very well told, the characters are well-developed, and there are several plot twists that really draw you into the story. I really liked it.
Jules
@horrormusicalReally fun concept. Watching it on stage must be so cool, I hope the TV adaptation does it justice too. Can't wait to watch Henry Kalles/Park be turned into dust.