2.0
Review: Select a Quest, Pins and Needles Productions
Pins and Needles, Olivier Award Winning Theatre Company, have created Select a Quest over 72 hours in lockdown. Aimed at children aged 6+ we are immersed in a ...
immersive
2.0
2.0
Review: Jury Duty, Exit Productions
At 6pm, we Zoom in for the trial of Harry Briggs (Tom Black), accused of arson, manslaughter and murder. We get a brief introduction from the Ministry of Justi...
4.0
Review: The Way Out, Battersea Arts Centre in collaboration with BBC Arts and Arts Council England
The Outsider (Bláithín Mac Gabhann) shelters from the pouring rain within the hallowed walls of Battersea Arts Centre. As they enter they are greeted by a red ...
3.0
Review: Recall @ BE Festival via Zoom
Recall is a part of BE festival’s online programme of theatrical events responding to the unprecedented times we are living in. Exploring the festival's theme...
How to do Immersive Theatre at Fringe Level
In a new series, Samuel Nicholls interviews small theatre companies to find out what strategies they use to stand out in an over-saturated industry. This month...
Cressida Peever on Red Palace: “It’s not that we’ve become sexier in our interests”
Emma Bentley talks with Writer, Cressida Peever about Shotgun Carousel's new immersive, dining experience, the necessity of safe spaces and giving audience mem...