The 11th Dimension NYC Reviews and Tickets

69%

(16 Ratings)

Positive

69%

Mixed

12%

Negative

19%

Members say

Enchanting, Great singing, Clever, Funny, Entertaining

About the Show

A post-modern theatrical installation of performance-art cinéma inspired by 'The Theory of Everything,' Antonin Artaud, and Dante’s 9 Circles of Hell. Part of the 2018 Planet Connections Festivity.

This immersive dramatic spectacle created by conceptual-performance artist Roi Escudero, blends vérité, magic realism, surreal humor, and a persuasive visual art collage containing nostalgic music hits. Roi uses her background in visual arts and theatre to create immersive works on stage. It is a vérité tale told in the 11th Dimension by Artaud and the existential heroic beings of light, the Bubulinos. Through their travels across space and time, the Bubulinos struggle with the ephemeral and physical troubles of mankind’s present, striving to keep their “divine child” pure. In their quest to rescue the Bird of Truth the Bubulinos, guided by Artaud, will traverse The Inferno of today’s world ruled by the greedy witch Mrs. Mind. Dante and Vergil will help them to arrive at Paradise.

Show-Score Member Reviews (16)

Ambitious, Disjointed, Complicated, Great singing, Hybrid

See it if you think you might enjoy a multi-dimensional variety show that ponders some deep human mysteries.

Don't see it if you want a continuous plot, or a well-made play, or dislike theater-dance-music hybrids. Read more

Dizzying, Weird, Confusing, Funny

See it if you like unconventional experiments in storytelling, and use of different media

Don't see it if you want continuous plot, something that makes sense Read more

Quirky, Ambitious, Enchanting

See it if you like experiments in storytelling, and use of different media

Don't see it if you like traditional plays

Confusing, Disappointing, Dizzying, Edgy

See it if you want an unconventional, edgy show about nothing

Don't see it if you are expecting a conventional theater performance Read more

Confusing, Disappointing, Great singing, Quirky, Slow

See it if you like shows that are post modern, very weird/quirky, and hard to follow.

Don't see it if you actually wanted to go to an immersive theater show. The only thing that made it "immersive" is briefly talking to some audience members.