See it if If you want to participate in the show.
Don't see it if If you want to just sit and watch.
See it if You enjoy immersive theater and/or history.
Don't see it if You want a straight show. You don't want to be part of the action. You want lavish sets. Read more
See it if You enjoy immersive theater with a talented troupe of actors. Even if you know the history of Typhoid Mary.you will entertained.
Don't see it if You don't like immersive.
See it if You enjoy small, interactive theater experience with lots of audience participation. You are interested in NYC history or Typhoid Mary.
Don't see it if You are not comfortable being approached by actors and other audience members or you do not want to participate any more than just watching.
See it if You want a great immersive experience, enjoy court room drama and are willing to get stuck in!
Don't see it if You want traditional theatre, or everything to be done for you - you have to make the effort in this one to get the most out of it
See it if You like interactive performances, you appreciate historical re-enactments, you like unique experiences
Don't see it if You expect a straightforward play, you're shy and retiring
See it if Yun enjoy the experience of fully immersive theatre and a, possible, differnt take on history. There is a great deal of improv in this show.
Don't see it if You prefer something by the books or something that has more of a script.
See it if you want to be "in the room where it happens". This is a participatory immersive historical fiction performance - actors, ringers and you!
Don't see it if you can't write with a pencil, you can't layer up or down with the temperature and you find it hard to hear speakers in noisy rooms. Read more
"A true time-travel experience. Every last actor is completely in character from the second their guests arrived to the second they leave...It is a clever game of chance, giving Mary the trial she never received in real life, several times over...This theatre company gives her back her humanity and the compassion she did not receive from her fellow New Yorkers while still alive, and it is a truly beautiful thing. Bravo!"
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“The likable ensemble embraces the interactive format of the show, with each character improvising a good deal of their own dialogue...One strange and somewhat distracting choice, however, is the incorporation of audience cue cards...If there is more complexity behind Mallon’s choices or her unfair treatment by authorities, the production should frame that conflict more clearly...All in all, however, an enjoyable and unique way to spend a Saturday afternoon in NYC.”
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