See it if you like immersive, site-specific theater where you get to wander around an abandoned house on Governor's Island.
Don't see it if you don't want to be on your feet and moving throughout an 80-minute show. You don't want to interact with actors.
See it if Each room of this large old house comes as a surprise, with elaborate scenic design and close-up acting in 3 time periods. Immersive fun.
Don't see it if The family drama with the two children and their troubled parents works well, but the dystopian future with no water makes no sense.
See it if You're into immersive, site-specific theater. You're into NYC history and theater that illuminates under-covered aspects of it.
Don't see it if You like to sit still to watch a play. You only enjoy linear narratives. Read more
See it if You like immersive theater. The three paths through the story make seeing it more than once well worth while. A portable for climate change.
Don't see it if A little spooky and confusing is a problem. Time is fluid and ghosts are common. Read more
See it if You enjoy immersive theater with acomplex non-linear story that makes you think. Well acted, and great staging.
Don't see it if If you want to be part of the show. (there was no audience interaction.) Or if you have difficulty standing or with stairs.
See it if You need an excuse to visit the awesome Governor's Island! Like immersive theatre. Appreciate good acting and creative design.
Don't see it if You are averse to immersive, interactive, mobile theatre. You have difficulty standing or climbing stairs. Read more
See it if you're open to something very different: interactive immersive theater in a historic house with a complex but riveting intimate story.
Don't see it if you prefer traditional stage theater where you sit in a seat and watch the show passively. Read more
See it if You like immersive theatre and are intrigued by the houses on Governors Island. There are 3 possible shows so you can go more than once.
Don't see it if You don't like interactive or immersive theatre. If you want a linear, straightforward plot.
"Water and memories guide us through a house's history in this poignant immersive piece…the piece's aquatic motif highlights life's beauty and fragility, while re-affirming our interconnectedness and responsibility to preserve that which we value."
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