Captain Jackson is mid-way through his career, jaded, with a wry sense of humor, but he’s not cracking jokes now. It’s dark where he sits in the cockpit, so dark he can’t see a thing, not the clock, not the controls, not the sky outside, and he’s in a full, complex panic. But his rising […]
We all know what it feels like to be lucky. Those moments in life when things just seem to go our way. It might be a prize you won, a job you landed, a risk that paid off, or a misfortune averted. These moments may be more frequent for some than for others, but everyone […]
A ghost light, for anyone who doesn’t know, is a single, unshaded lamp that’s placed on a stage and left on when the theater is unoccupied. It’s a solitary, sad glimmer of illumination in an otherwise pitch-black performance space. Ghost lights are a safety precaution first and foremost, but as suggested by the name, they’re […]
Be honest: You want a dragon. dragons flight academy Who doesn’t? Ever since the first concept of scaly, fire-breathing, winged beasts who fly through the air and eat… well, whatever they want, humans have been terrified and enthralled by the mythical creatures. It’s one of the reasons why the DreamWorks’ How to Train Your […]
We’re standing in a circle as the winter dance begins. Three deer prance through the space, sometimes happy, sometimes sad, sometimes startled. They begin to gather members from the audience, placing them as still as trees around the space. In unison, all begin to stamp a rhythm in unison. The Yule ceremony has begun. […]
The warm mug of hot chocolate warms my ungloved hands. I snuggle further into the soft couch as I take a sip, my beverage warming me from within. An older woman enters the inviting room filled with twinkling lights and holiday knick-knacks, her energy lighting up the space. She straightens her homemade skirt as she […]
I love a good spy caper, doubly so if I myself am playing the spy. When Safehouse ’77 came onto the immersive theater scene two years ago, it was an incredible twist on a traditional spy story that inspired audiences and performers alike. Now, with the long-awaited sequel Safehouse ‘82, creators and writers Nick Rheinwald-Jones […]
The cabaret singer finishes her song – and that’s my cue. I slip away from the rest of the customers in the bar, sneaking carefully through a door into an office covered with maps and codes. Standing before me is my new boss. “I’ve got new information on the enemy,” I say to him. He […]
The Unmarked Door is undefinable – each experience changing form, genre, and scope with the agility of a ballet dancer. From the romantically warm Heart of Winter to the intimate paranormal tale of The Witnessing, this team is now taking on Crimson Cabaret, a spy caper set in a Berlin nightclub. Audiences will assume their […]
The following article was co-written with Taylor Winters. cages A narrow alleyway awaits. Crooked little buildings all huddled together, a little too close – almost as if they are trying to get far away from something. I begin walking down the brick pathway and find an odd hole with words scratched next to it: […]
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