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Since Punchdrunk debuted their iconic Sleep No More in 2003, the immersive hotel experience has become a subgenre of its own. Ana Malinovic looks at the latest example by emerging ...
New York Theatre Dispatch: Play/Date at Fat Baby, Lower East Side
Play/Date, a collection of 25 short plays performed across the three levels of a bar and nightclub, could so easily have been a mess. Instead, says Tara Isabella Burton, it’s ...
Manderley, Revisited: A Personal History of Punchdrunk
On seeing their uncategorisable Sleep No More for the eleventh time, Tara Isabella Burton reflects on what Punchdrunk, the pioneering immersive theatre company, means to her.
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Litro in New York: And Then There Were None by Roll the Bones Theatre Company
Half the wonder of And Then There Were None, an immersive adaptation of Agatha Christie’s novel, is getting to its top-secret location. But, finds Tara Isabella Burton, it’s worth the ...
“Flee, Flee This Sad Hotel”: Tennessee Williams at the Langham Hotel and Pentameters Theatre
Tennessee Williams’s own wanderings ended in the plush Sunset Suite of the Hotel Elysée, but they’d started in flophouses and boarding rooms like this. Lauren Van Schaik Smith reviews two ...
Punchdrunk Love: The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable at Temple Studios
Tara Isabella Burton is a devotee of immersive theatre: when Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More was in New York, she saw it nine times. So how did their latest show, at ...



