The Indigo Room NYC Reviews and Tickets

54%

(3 Ratings)

Positive

34%

Mixed

33%

Negative

33%

Members say

Great staging, Entertaining, Confusing, Edgy, Ambitious

About the Show

An experiment in ritual theatre centering a universal myth about heroes and redemption.

The Indigo Room is an interactive experience rooted in one of the oldest and most well-known stories: a hero is swallowed alive and then returns. This narrative has appeared around the world and is used by the creative time of The Indigo Room to ponder contemporary isolation and community. Audiences are called upon to move, play, and go on a journey of self-exploration.

Show-Score Member Reviews (3)

Fun, Unique, Entertaining

See it if Unique experience! Best to go in without knowing much about what’s going to happen

Don't see it if You want a traditional show

Great staging, Entertaining, Edgy, Quirky, Ambitious

See it if You're interested in a unique experience surrounding the concept of ritual.

Don't see it if you're looking for a traditional, more cohesive story.

Slow, Great staging, Excruciating, Disappointing, Confusing

See it if you already have a literally native interest in indigenous culture and ceremony, without any expectation for theatrical presentation/story.

Don't see it if you dislike one-man show monologues that are mystifyingly personal and scattered. There is a pre-show "carnival" that has no connection too.

Critic Reviews (1)

I had a whale of a time for much of “The Indigo Room,” part of the Under the Radar theater festival, and can certainly count as theater. But it is more than that – maybe too much more,,, a fun, hip American carnival, some beautiful Native American rituals… a long monologue by Timothy White Eagle…whose stories sometimes bring us into uncharted waters, involving a whale — which is where I got lost.
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