Immersive
Immersive theatre is a type of show where the audience is placed inside the performance world rather than being passive observers in a theater, no sitting in the dark watching here, instead you’ll need to be ready to get your hands a little dirty. It breaks the traditional “fourth wall” by using physical spaces that are transformed into the story’s setting and may involve audience interaction, sensory experiences, and personal choices, making them an active participant in the narrative. The goal is to create a personalized, multi-dimensional, and deeply engaging experience for each individual audience member.
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Review: The Stove, online @ Living Record Festival
A comforting hour of storytelling and escapism, led with warmth by Emma Brand.
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Review: The Inquest, online via Zoom
Part theatre, part interactive puzzle game
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Review: Agent Venture, Online via Zoom
Agent Venture is the best use of Zoom theatre I've yet seen
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Review: Die Another Dame, online via Zoom
It’s an entertaining way to spend an hour and a bit
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Review: Ghosts of Stanley Halls, South Norword Hill
exploring this wonderful space and getting into the spooky season was a joy
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Review: Lockdown Town, London Bridge
There are three ways in which theatre companies can respond to the current crisis. They can furlough as many staff as they’re allowed and squint down the tunnel hoping desperately for a glint of light at the end. They can…
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Jury Duty – A Virtual Experience, Online – Review
All the excitement and thrill of live immersive theatre, as you race to uncover the truth.
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The Time Machine, London Library – Review
A muddled, static story greatly enlivened by powerful performances in a stunning location
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Jekyll/Hyde, Waterloo Vaults – Review
A poorly devised plot with meaningless puzzles, and hours spent searching wintry streets
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Crooks 1926, CoLab Theatre – Review
Immersive theatre at its best