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I've been to two 'Immersive Theater' 'experiences' which sound similar to the spy experience mentioned in the article. And I found them rather contrived. The a
by xlevus 15y ago
I've been to two 'Immersive Theater' 'experiences' which sound similar to the spy experience mentioned in the article. And I found them rather contrived.
The actors stick to a script, and any attempt to interact or change the outcome of the experience is largely ignored. If I wanted to be ignored I'd go to the cinema, musical or a normal theater production.
Other experiences, e.g. Clay Shooting, treetop walks, jetboat rides and the such are generally prohibitively expensive to do once a week, and aren't really accessible unless you live close by. At least with the cinema I can afford to go once a week, see something different each, and it's a short walk/train/bus journey from home.
- catshirt 15y agothis is disingenuous. there are other elements to immersive theatre than being included in the script. would you say the same about going to a play? that said, i've been to shows where they use the audience. it depends on the production. likewise, i'm sure there are some movies you enjoy and some you wouldn't.