A(partment 8)

A very Fringey show and immersive theater is the future. But A(partment)8 was too short to be a fully conceived immersive/interactive performance piece. At 10 minutes long, it's great to squeeze in between longer shows; it's inventive and thought-provoking and maybe the start of something bigger. During my 10 minutes in A(partment 8) I always felt I was watching a performance, not "in someone else's skin" so I was never able to completely, emotionally engage. Though to my surprise I was moved to tears later on. Wow. Recommend... full review

Holy majoles. ... full review

Visceral and unnerving. A unique theatrical experience that's still screwing with my head hours after leaving. ... full review

A fascinating journey through our sensory perception.... full review

It was a unique experience that is certainly hard to find anywhere else at the Fringe Festival, and at its short run time, it yearns for more material, but what is provided is very fascinating and thought-provoking and certainly worth a chance if you can spare some extra change for the ticket.... full review

I can’t hear or see anything. Thank the blindfold and headphones for that. Then softly in the distance, music. I lift up the corner flap of the mask and I see RED. So much RED.... full review

Incredible.... full review

Simply incredible. A haunting, enveloping experience that stays with you long after the show has finished. ... full review

I almost don't want to tell you how fascinating this show is, because I want my friends to be able to snatch up the few remaining tickets so that I have people to discuss it with. Unlike any theatre I've ever seen. Talked about it with my Lyft driver the whole way home.... full review

What a fantastic, moving, mysterious, challenging, intensely theatrical experience. This is why I love the Fringe. Thank you, Annie, for pushing it. ... full review