An ancient epic across the streets of a small town—by foot, bike, and car for one audience member at a time.
On the eve of nuclear armageddon, guests were invited into a WWI bomb shelter to experience their final moments and relive their greatest triumphs.
A vital coming-of-age exploration of loss, adolescence, loneliness, and isolation in the American Midwest.
A call as old as humanity itself. H.P. Lovecraft's chilling story adapted for the stage in a stripped-down production.
Audiences explored Orwell's 1984 and Gogol's The Overcoat across 3 floors and over 30 redesigned rooms.
The comedy classic staged in two weeks for a class of 400 high school seniors.
Guests were invited alone to an empty nursery school, drawn to a disturbed stranger in a fever dream of depravity.
Across 5000+ square feet of a colonial parish, guests ventured freely through the halls of the George H. Jones Company.
Chekhov's classic staged for 35 audience members per night in a historic 19th-century chapel on the Long Island Sound.
An Irish cat comedy on a lonely road on the island of Inishmore.
