See it if you like interactive shows, have no issue with drag queens. This show is based on a true story
Don't see it if you don't want to be part of the show, don't like drag queens, and don't like working as part of a team.
See it if You like interactive theater. Story is based on a true story and involves drag queens and a murder.
Don't see it if You don't want to walk around and be involved in the show. You don't find drag, or ball culture interesting.
See it if You enjoy murder mysteries and interactive theater.
Don't see it if You have trouble walking.
See it if You're interested in interactive theater
Don't see it if You are averse to drag queens or don't like walking outside
See it if You want a fun, immersive production w/lively characters, great pacing & an overall entertaining atmosphere.
Don't see it if You don't like immersive shows. You don't like murder mysteries. You don't like drag queens or '80s culture. You have trouble walking.
See it if You enjoy immersive exp & murder mysteries. You work with your group to solve the mystery so it is active & participation is required.
Don't see it if You want a passive theater experience or are uncomfortable with campy & silly group activities like learning to throw shade or give face
See it if you will enter fully into an immersive murder mystery, and not be afraid to join in on some campy fun
Don't see it if Drag Queens, Murder Mystery's or immersive entertainment aren't your thing. You'll need to work and walk with strangers to solve the case! Read more
See it if You enjoy a combination of drag ball/murder mystery solving. There is a lot of participation, so don't go if you're shy.
Don't see it if You don't want to move around much, or speak with performers or your fellow patrons. Or you are afraid of too much shade being thrown at you
"Not mere entertainment, but a living, breathing manifestation of the underworld on Manhattan's West Side in the late '80s. Rarely have I seen audiences so invested...It really knows how to bring you into a story and make it personal...Writer and director D'Amore has brought this gritty city to life, digging deep to expose the injustices of an era that feels alien to residents of 2013 New York...This tale of murder and injustice from 1988 is deadly relevant, on top of being excellent theater."
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