Last Call's Worlds Collide

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Last Call's Worlds Collide offers fan service for those familiar with the theatre company, but the resulting story is really a stand-alone effort, not a multi-verse mélange of established characters encountering each other while their universes collide. There is plenty of up-close interaction, a fair degree of audience autonomy, and just enough structure to bind the improvised threads into a satisfying whole. This approach is definitely not for audiences who expect that cast to do all the heavy lifting, but those eager to take action will find it enjoyable.... full review

An inviting playground to make believe with champion pretenders. Such a fresh take on improv meets immersive theater, meets games where you can't lose, and if you start singing everybody sings along. ... full review