MUSIK (2026)

Frances Barber embodies Billie Trix—a living legend, a rebel philosopher, an absolute train wreck of charisma—in this audacious, laugh-out-loud solo voyage spanning the 20th and 21st centuries. She’s crashed through post-war Berlin, stormed the New York art scene, fronted folk duos, and staged disco comebacks, often in the nude, usually intoxicated, and always on her own defiant terms. Through fractured memories, shattered romances, and a gloriously messy career, Billie unleashes a savage, surreal monologue that fuses memoir, stand-up, and cabaret. Blending spoken word with original songs by The Pet Shop Boys, MUSIK smashes genre boundaries to explore fame, failure, and unapologetic individuality—drenched in sequins and laced with razor-sharp satire. Equal parts outrageous and touching, this cult sensation returns as a filmed stage event, cementing Billie Trix’s status among the pantheon of misfit icons. As she declares: "I am music. Ich bin Musik. Without me, there is nothing."