See it if You like fun interactive involvement. It was a great time had by all.
Don't see it if You are looking for a linear experience.
See it if you like small, immersive shows or have a particular interest in literature/Peter Pan.
Don't see it if you want to sit and watch a traditional show.
See it if You enjoy immersive theatre and don't mind missing part of the story, as participants are separated and only experience 1/3 of the story.
Don't see it if You don't like to participate or sit on the ground. Read more
See it if you like theatre that’s constantly on the move, splitting up the audience and sending them to various rooms, and you’re fond of Peter Pan.
Don't see it if if you don’t want to be always moving about during a show, sometimes sitting, but often standing, and in some cases sitting on the floor. Read more
See it if you want an immersive-light take on Peter Pan, and it's creator - very sweet, with some very moving moments
Don't see it if overly american british accents would drive you bonkers, plus it's a new company so it's not perfect just yet - not a traditional production
See it if you like immersive theater and the Peter Pan backstory.
Don't see it if you can't move around and crouch on the floor and you'll be bothered by some pretty thin plot elements.
See it if you like immersive plays & a creative way to tell a full story. (sometimes immersive can mean vague plot, not here)
Don't see it if you don't like moving around and standing. You prefer a linear plot. Read more
See it if you want to see an immersive-lite show on a budget. It's entertaining and fun despite some flaws and limitations.
Don't see it if you want a traditional sit-down show, or are expecting an immersive show on the scale of Sleep No More or Then She Fell.
“Though Peter plays an important role...‘Shadowplay’ is about his creator...It digs into the real-life tragedies that shaped the Neverland story...Despite the underdeveloped beginning, ‘Shadowplay’ quickly reoriented itself into a richer and more fulfilling experience. The story...was well-developed, and communicated in a way that was effective but not melodramatic...The true magic...did not come from its timing, story, or script. It came from its actors. The entire cast was exemplary.”
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