His identity was never discovered, and he was never brought to justice. To this day, Jack the Ripper remains an unsolved case.
There is an interest in true crime and it’s true with a lot of infamous murders, the victims always kind of get left out,” said McCuen. “We wanted to make it very clear from the beginning that this is by no means glorifying any kind of violence. While this ballet predates the release of Netflix’s “Dahmer: Monster” series about Jefferey Dahmer, which received criticism for what some viewed as the fetishization and sensationalism of a murderer, McCuen wanted her show about another notorious murderer to be different. We wanted to bring light to these ladies and why they were in the predicament that they were in because their lives were hard,” said Abby McCuen, co-creator of the production. “I bet if I ask anybody on the street, they probably couldn’t name one of Jack the Ripper victims, they probably couldn’t name one. These victims, often referred to as ‘The Canonical Five’, were murdered over a three-month period between August and November of 1888. This ballet tells the story from the perspective of the five female victims known to have been killed by this criminal. These shows quickly sold out in the past and we’re anticipating another good turnout this year,” said SBT Artistic Director Suzanne Braddy. “We are very excited to bring back this fan favorite for the Halloween season after its debut in 2019. Just in time for the terror of Halloween the Savannah Ballet Theatre presents “Jack the Ripper” at 7 p.m. This ballet sets to tell the stories of the victims.
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Many may have heard of Jack the Ripper, an unidentified British Victorian era serial killer, but may not know much about his victims.
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