What Went Wrong

Go see it! This was a wonderful surprise that not only offered a unique, fully immersive experience, but also really gave you something to think about afterwards. One of the highlights of Fringe for me so far.... full review

I thought it was a great immersive experience. There were parts at the beginning when I could not tell what was real and what wasn’t. The incorporation of VR was fun, and then the surprise at the end was fun and got all of us talking and thinking.... full review

Such a clever and fun way to remind us of how unreliable our memories can be at times. ... full review

Another entry into the “immersive” category, this offering delivers on that promise on every level. Slyly, this piece pulls you in from the moment you check-in for your “appointment” with the company called Closure, Inc. and continues to pleasantly surprise every step of the way. Clever, intriguing and fun, this piece contained multiple surprises during its short length.... full review

What Went Wrong? More like, What Went Right! I really loved this experience and I wish it was longer. I had never used a VR device ( except maybe once as a teen to play a video game?) and it was a cool way to experience theatre. Great job by the actors- the experience is immersive from the moment you step up to the table to the very end. This would be a fun thing to attend with a friend as well! I hope to see more from these guys!! ... full review

The basic premise of What Went Wrong, is that the audience members are new employees for Closure Inc. and view memories of the clients to figure where a relationship went wrong. ... As for the experience outside of the headsets, the audience can tell they’re in good hands once they enter the room and meet their new supervisor (Claire Frederiksen). Frederiksen was an absolute delight to watch and interact with: amazing comedic timing and seamless improvisation that it almost made one forget she wasn’t going by a script; her performance alone made the experience worthwhile. After watching the memories, the audience is to discuss what they saw and make a decision about who is to blame. This, along with the ending (which I’m respectfully no... full review

Great little idea. Wish I had thought of it! Good merging of VR and immersive theater and whimsy. Perhaps too little for too much $$ though.... full review

Been waiting for 20 minutes past our show to start. Not going to lie. It’s a bit lame. ... full review