April 2019 - Page 2 of 2

Time Travel for a Good Cause: Interview with The Unmarked Door

April 11, 2019 By Chris Wollman In Interviews, The Unmarked Door No Comments

Time Travel Cabaret can be seen on Friday, April 12th at El Cid. For tickets, click here. In the not-too-distant future (this Friday, to be exact), the quantum curtain will rise at El Cid for a night of unexplainable phenomena, wholly improbable performances, and a not insignificant amount of temporal tomfoolery. Immersive theatre company […]

The Best Horror Slots for Slender Game Fans

April 10, 2019 By D Dobbs In Education No Comments

Horror-themed slots have gained immense popularity among enthusiasts who crave spine-chilling experiences and the thrill of the unknown. These games offer a unique blend of entertainment, suspense, and potential rewards, making them a favorite choice among those who appreciate the darker side of gaming. In this article, we delve into the world of horror-themed slots [...]

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Scout Expedition Co. Brings The Nest Back to Los Angeles

April 9, 2019 By Alyssa Concha In Immersive Theater, News, Scout Expedition Co No Comments

Immersive entertainment company, Scout Expedition Co., announced today an all-new production of its premiere experience, The Nest. The show will debut in late summer 2019 with a refreshed storyline, taking advantage of its new home in a historic Los Angeles storage building. The announcement comes with the launch of the company’s Kickstarter campaign to crowdfund […]

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Groovy! Evil Dead: The Musical is Bloody F@!#ing Fun!

April 5, 2019 By Lacey Pawlowicz In Musicals, Performance Theater, Review No Comments

Kunda… Astratta… Montosse… Kanda… Something stirs within the woods, an ancient evil awakens. Join us, it whispers. The evil draws closer, consuming the living like an infection, and breathing new, rancid life into the dead. These demons writhe and moan, anxious to swallow any soul in their path. Then, they begin to… sing and dance..? […]

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Slot Machines and Social Interaction: Exploring Multiplayer Gaming

April 4, 2019 By D Dobbs In Education No Comments

Slot machines have long been a staple of casinos worldwide, captivating players with their colorful graphics, enticing sound effects, and the promise of big wins. Traditionally, slot machines were solitary experiences, with players spinning the reels in isolation. However, in recent years, there has been a growing trend towards multiplayer slot games that promote social [...]

I Want to Live in Your Mouth is a Whimsical Adventure into Childhood Nightmares

April 3, 2019 By Taylor Winters In Immersive Theater, Review No Comments

Editor’s Note: If you love CreepLA, I want to live in your mouth will be perfect for you. This experience offers light/moderate contact that is never aggressive, but is meant to drive the narrative forward. This is a whimsical take on a child’s nightmare and is perfect for those looking to try out immersive horror. […]

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Small Sacrifices: A Recollection of the Kansas Collection, Ch. 9: The Storm

April 3, 2019 By Cristen Brinkerhoff In Immersive Theater, Recollection, Speakeasy Society No Comments

The following is a full-spoiler walkthrough for The Storm, the ninth installment in The Speakeasy Society’s Kansas Collection series. These chapters are not expected to remount soon, so feel free to read on if you’ve missed this performance, and read our review here. Recruits! It’s time. Jo Files…General…Jo Files is marching down a street in […]

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Walls that Talk: Meredith Treinen Triumphs with Re-Lease

April 1, 2019 By Cristen Brinkerhoff In Immersive Theater, Review No Comments

There are plays that are seen and plays that are felt. Re-Lease, the latest devised work from Meredith Treinen, is the latter; an explosion of feeling in what was once a silent place. As I stand, circling the performance space, glancing into the well-placed mirrors that reflect so much more than the faces and bodies […]