Posts Tagged ‘Interactive’
PPL PWR
Presented by CONNECT DANCE ENSEMBLE and Anywhere Festival. PPL PWR (People Power), is an immersive work of contemporary dance that explores how we communicate with each other visually, verbally, and…
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Presented by CONNECT DANCE ENSEMBLE and Anywhere Festival. PPL PWR (People Power), is an immersive work of contemporary dance that explores how we communicate with each other visually, verbally, and…
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Presented by CONNECT DANCE ENSEMBLE and Anywhere Festival. PPL PWR (People Power), is an immersive work of contemporary dance that explores how we communicate with each other visually, verbally, and…
Read MoreReview by Rebecca Lynne of “Murder on the ‘Not-So’ Orient Express”, Presented by Mystify Events
Presented by Mystify Events, an event planning and entertainment group, Murder on the ‘Not-So’ Orient Express is a murder mystery set in an alternate 1920’s Brisbane. With heavy references to…
Read MoreReview by Catherine Lawrence of 7 Mortal Sinners, presented by Glitter Martini
7 Mortal Sinners has to be one of the most unusual events I have ever attended in a church.
Read MoreReview by Catherine Lawrence of Murder on the ‘Not-So’ Orient Express, presented by Mystify
Mystify’s ‘Murder on the ‘Not-So Orient Express’ promised to be an entertaining 80 minutes of mayhem, mystery, intrigue and entertainment—and certainly had all the hallmarks of popular interactive murder mysteries. A 1930s journey on a train, a body, a cast of apparent strangers (but are they?), and a mystery or two to be solved. But this particular mystery had a few too many twists, turns and revelations for a show that ran for 80+ minutes.
Read MoreReview by Elise Lawrence of Oberon 11 presented by Inscape Assembly
Put on your detective hat for intergalactic immersive theatre by InScape Assembly Oberon 11 is an intergalactic prison, verging on purgatory, which houses four prisoners: a 19th century French socialite,…
Read MoreListen First, let’s talk
A brief but welcome history lesson from the local owners and caretakers of our land
Read MoreThe Shelter | Here + There Productions
Will you figure out the many mysteries in time to save you and your group?
Read MoreThe Shelter | Here and There Productions
A review by Ads J for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. Trapped in a random person’s garage with a group of strangers and limited time to get out may not…
Read MoreA Very Important Meeting | Big Fork Theatre
A review by Oliver Gough for Theatre Haus. Big Fork Theatre reach out, circle back, and touch base with audiences for an office themed improv caper.As part of Anywhere Festival,…
Read MoreThe Importance of Being Wasted | Act React
A review by Bridget O’Brien for Theatre Haus. Every production gets a little funnier after a drink or two. Inviting your audience to a pub is one way to loosen…
Read MoreCluedo! The New Suspects | Brisbane Immersive Ensemble
A review by Priya Shah for Theatre Haus. Was it Scarlett, in the library, with the lead pipe? Or perhaps Peacock, in the dining room, with the revolver? Brisbane Immersive…
Read MoreEve’s Game | Republic of Song
Following tea on the verandah, and the detailing of Eve’s recent adventures to London, we begin our hour of sleuthing…
Read MoreMental Illness Is Not A Crime | Claire Fitzpatrick
Mental Illness Is Not A Crime was not a performance in a traditional sense but more of a workshop or an interactive space focused on ASMR.
Read MoreStarter Boyfriend | Squirt Productions
A review by Lauren Hale for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. Starter Boyfriend investigates how we relate to each other in an increasingly digital and glaringly heteronormative world. Read the…
Read MorePrison X | UNITED NOTIONS Film & KOA.XYZ
A review by Jaydem Martin for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. While it borrows traditional gaming elements, it also plays our as a documentary. It’s an opportunity to learn about…
Read MoreMental Illness is Not a Crime | Haus of Beaver Productions
A review by Lauren Hale for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. An undulating soundscape filled the room with an otherworldly atmosphere. Tents and noise cancelling headphones littered the floor. There…
Read MoreMental Illness Is Not A Crime | Claire Fitzpatrick
A review by Alley Edwards for Theatre Haus. If the past year has taught us anything, it is that being adaptive is crucial. The arts industry particularly knows this to…
Read MoreThe Time Travel Cafe | SpaceFold Technology
A review by Kitty Goodall for Stage Whispers. The Time Travel Café invites audiences to take a trip through time and have a conversation with history. The premise is that you and…
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