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Meow Wolf’s Phenomenomaly: a wild immersive performance this summer in Vegas and Denver. Photo: Paul Torres Phenomenomaly: Meow Wolf Unleashes a New Immersive Spectacle This Summer Santa Fe, …
✨Glow worms. Giant puppets. Multiverse migration.✨ Meow Wolf’s Phenomenomaly is here—and it’s unlike anything you’ve ever experienced.
Part immersive theater, part art party, 100% surreal. 🎭 Now live in Denver & Las Vegas through Aug 9.
🔮 More information in my latest blog post.
So good to see this notice of extension in my inbox. Run to experience Then She Fell if you haven’t already. It’s gorgeous, intimate, and fun. I’m excited about The Grand Paradise which is opening very soon. Third Rail is a wonderful company and their outreach is strong for such a small outfit. They did an amazing interactive show this past Spring in Chicago while I was out there. It was staged in a real high school with a community theater group made up of teenaged actors. You were thrust into a day at High School.
Let’s hope America gets more quality immersive / interactive theater groups like this and the ones that have been popping up blossom and/or keep doing great work. London has too many outfits to count and the market seems saturated across the pond. I’d like to say the same about The U.S. One day sooner rather than later. Burn the seats and bring it on!!!
“Is an expert singlestick player, boxer, and swordsman.“ [STUD]
'You’ve Ruined a Perfectly Good Mystery’ gets SA debut
Photo by Erin Polewski
The official poster for the Rose Theatre Company’s production of You’ve Ruined a Perfectly Good Mystery, an interactive Sherlock Holmes spoof I co-wrote. The interactive element is that periodically, The Narrator will ask the audience to choose what path The Detective and The Doctor should pursue in their investigation, and the scene that follows is the one chosen by audience response. The Narrator’s and The Detective’s respective attitudes about the adventure are perfectly represented here.
How I LOVE site specific theater! #interactivetheater #broadway #nyc (at Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 at Kazino)
This is fucking awesome. #mavac #interactivetheater #politics #design #film (at Park Avenue Armory)
