Linked Dance Theatre's new dance theater piece immerses audiences in the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, as they attend their wedding and see this fabled story come to life before their eyes. More…
As the night unfolds, Orpheus and Eurydice's love will be tested, and ultimately they and the audience will face the question: is love enough to hold us together?
Note: You must be able to stand and walk for the duration of the performance, including up and down stairs. Dressing for the occasion is highly encouraged - think, semi-formal relaxed spring wedding but comfortable footwear is advised.
See it if You enjoy fully immersive shows and would like to see one that combines dance, song, live music, spoken word and audience participation.
Don't see it if You don’t feel comfortable navigating dark staircases of a rundown church.
See it if you want to see a new retelling of the classic Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice
Don't see it if you don't like moving around to see the show. You have to climb many stairs during the performance
See it if You like immersive shows that make amazing use of space and are a fantastic blend of dance/movement and theatre.
Don't see it if You prefer straight plays without music, traditional staging, or have difficulty with stairs/standing for long periods.
See it if you go with some friends, and feel like walking around different spaces. If you like inmersive theater.
Don't see it if you don't like inmersive theater, you don't want to walk around or you feel embarrased by taking part of the show and interacting with actor
See it if you enjoy immersive theater. You want to see a new company thats doing some awesome new work.
Don't see it if Have trouble with stairs. Standing. Walking.
See it if MAN! We need more risks like this in theatre. Loved how they utilized their set. May be your poor man's Sleep No More, but it's got merit.
Don't see it if Hades is horrendously miscast. Acting is dodgy sometimes. Dancing could be tightened up.
Also Speaking of tightening up, let me say this: An immersive experience li... Read more Read less
See it if you like to experience an immersive show and to see something completely different from an ordinary show.
Don't see it if you have some kind of mobility issues and do not like to talking or to be a part of the show with the cast.
Also I loved how much they took a risk to come out of the ordinary live ent... Read more Read less
See it if If you are an immersive theater fan who loves an intimate audience and enjoys lots of interactions with the characters.
Don't see it if You aren't prepared to walk up and down several flights of stairs.
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See it if I love immersive. Was rooting for it. Some good things, but generally on the weaker side. Hadestown meets Then She Fell but lower quality.
Don't see it if You can’t climb stairs or stand a long time. Don’t like immersive shows.
See it if you want to attend the wedding of Orpheus & Eurydice and follow the fateful lovers to hell & back in Hadestown meets Tony n' Tina's Wedding.
Don't see it if you're uneasy on your feet for 2hrs or unforgiving of a work-in-progress. There's a lot to admire here, but work is needed to tighten it up.
Also It is very helpful to brush up on your Greek mythology (especially the... Read more Read less
See it if imaginative non-linear work excites you. A poor-man's Sleep No More. Small groups are lead to rooms where some scenes are beautifully danced
Don't see it if you have knee or hip issues, STAIRS! Need knowledge of gods & their genealogy. Scenes repeat bad luck can stick you watching one twice,
See it if Well meaning immersive production. Work in progress with promise. Brush up on Greek mythology. A touch too long, nice dances and songs.
Don't see it if some places aren’t well lit for walkthrus. The smaller group moments need a little more purpose. Needs to be shortened. Worth seeing.
See it if you want to try a new immersive show like a sleep no more or then she fell. The dance routines at times felt repetitive.
Don't see it if you don't like immersive shows that you will need to move around a space.
Also The show has potential, but I felt more story and acting, vs. all the ... Read more Read less
See it if You like an immersive experience where you follow the actors all over the building in small groups. Some nice dance, some nice voices.
Don't see it if You don’t have patience for 2 hours of traipsing thru the church or figuring out who’s who among the gods represented. know the myth first
See it if you enjoy immersive theatre, wonderful narrative dance, greek mythology or weddings - a beautiful production that is so very intriguing
Don't see it if the above doesn't sound like something you'd be interested in, or if you have mobility issues (a lot of stairs, BIG church)
Also Be warned, you'll want to go again after seeing the show once - there'... Read more Read less
See it if you are a fan of immersive theater and Greek mythology. You must be ready to participate and play along with the actors.
Don't see it if you are not good at suspending disbelief and you don't like immersive theater or dance theater.
See it if you have any interest in mythology or fully immersive shows where you get to really interact with characters in significant ways.
Don't see it if you prefer WATCHING a play to participating in one. Use cation if you have mobility issues.
Also I wholeheartedly LOVED this experience. The actors were all spectacula... Read more Read less
See it if you like immersive theatre, some beautiful male singers, and a "choose your own adventure".
Don't see it if you have mobility issues or low vision. This show takes place over 3 floors of an old church with narrow stairs and dark passageways.
Also It's unclear if the show is supposed to be scripted or improv. If it's... Read more Read less