Below is our review of the most recent Candle House Collective experience in their help! series, each and every. Read our review of previous help! series entries: claws and on the serenity of oranges. For the past 40,000 years, people have made music. Evidence of songwriting and musical instruments permeate all throughout human history […]
The Nightlight Circus arrives in the quaint town of Pondermere. Only open after dark – when it’s “magic time” – this mysterious circus boasts astounding acrobats and dancers, a terrifying mirror maze, and other oddities such as the dragon carousel and the stern but talented fortune teller, Madame Magiya. The circus forbids unaccompanied children, however […]
As fruit goes, oranges are pretty uninspiring. They don’t have a unique shape or an exotic flavor. They’re not used in any elaborate desserts. They’re not seasonal – they’re pretty much always around. They’re not really anyone’s favorite fruit. They’re ordinary. They’re plain. They’re unimportant. And they just may be the key to changing everything. […]
Special thanks to Madeline Nelson for her contributions to this article. Below is a review for Shock Theater and Haunted Hills Estates Screampark’s combined experience: We’ve Been Trying to Reach You / Call from Restricted. I double-check my assignment and dial the first phone number given to me. My heart races in anticipation of […]
I open my inbox to find my very first Firefly Correspondence email from Tristan, my new penpal. “I’ve never done anything like this before, have you?” the email starts. “It’s great they provide icebreaker questions, but man, ‘who are you’ as the opener? Cue the existential dread.” I chuckle to myself. I like Tristan already. […]
“So, what should I do? Should I open the door?” Danny’s waiting for my answer, or at least, I think it’s Danny. I’m frozen. It’s an impossible decision. There’s no way I could possibly know, no way I could possibly make everything OK. There’s no time left. I have to choose. I can’t possibly, and […]
This is part of Haunting’s Recollection series – it is a complete account of nocent’s two-part experience, A Memory of Murder and Initiation. It contains full spoilers and is intended for readers who have attended or could not attend the show, or are curious about this creator’s work. You can read the non-spoiler review of […]
It’s a Tuesday morning, and I’m sipping coffee as I dial in, clicking on the “Open Zoom” link that I’ve become so familiar with these past two months. When BJ answers, the head of RFIDirect’s IT and Security is as energetic and cheerful as ever, letting me know that after the recent hack, the company […]
What does site-specific immersive theater mean when everyone is confined to their homes? For Capital W’s donation-based What Do You Need? series, it means bespoke meditative experiences to address the unique spiritual and mental challenges of quarantine, made from objects and spaces in the homes of the participants. Capital W uses simple household items, creative […]
ESCHATON: BEHIND THE VELVET DOOR I am given a password to type into a menu bar on my computer. The word is “velvet.” While pondering what this password could mean for the experience I am about to witness, I am led into a new Zoom breakout room. I am not the first. I find myself […]
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