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There are websites and blogs devoted to the show (and its ample nudity), as well as tributes on TV shows like Law & Order and Gossip Girl. The reviews – from critics and ordinary punters – are mostly ecstatic, and while the show’s American producers say, perhaps disingenuously, that they prepared for a run of only six weeks, Sleep No More doesn’t look like it’s closing any time soon. At each of the nine weekly performances, several hundred spectators (both Punchdrunk and the American producers, emursive, are oddly shy about giving precise numbers), who have paid between $75 and $170, not including cocktails, race around 100,000 square feet of space watching a wordless version of Macbeth as art-directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Venue: The House of Usher – 95 Robertson St Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, QLD Season: From 27 July 2021 Tickets: From $49 (plus booking fee) Bookings: it opened in New York in 2011, Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More, which shares premises with the Lodge and the Heath in a space known as the McKittrick Hotel, has become a theatrical sensation. Winner of Best New Event from Concrete Playground A Midnight Visit is ‘an exciting and strange piece of immersive theatre’ (Sydney Morning Herald) and ‘unpredictable, illusive, intrinsically designed for deception.the devil is in the detail here and the devil is loose in the imagination’ (Sydney Arts Guide).Ī disrupter, enabler and agent for innovation, Broad Encounters works creatively with artists and other brave minds to fashion live performances and experiences that matter.
A performance experience like no other, you will encounter strange characters, eldritch scenes and uncanny splendour as you journey deeper into the depths of mystery.
The fantastical universe of A Midnight Visit oozes steam-punk with a hint of David Lynch, Stanley Kubrick and a whiff of contemporary classics like Stranger Things. The enchanting dream world is brought to life across multiple rooms with a multi-talented cast and includes an onsite bar, The Raven’s Rest. It’s sometimes funny, sometimes sexy, sometimes wistful, and yes, sometimes a little bit scary!” Set inside one of Poe’s dreams (not that you need to know anything about the master of the macabre), it’s a place where the characters from his life and his literature collide. The experience explores themes of death, impermanence, madness, guilt, love and memory – just the lighter things in life. “We’re not simply responding to or inhabiting the space, we’re creating a fully formed fantasy world for audiences to explore freely. We know audiences are craving an opportunity to get out of the conventions of traditional arts and entertainment venues, to get amongst it, to feel it, to be transported in every way possible, says Siddle. Featuring sound design and composition from video game makers Kpow stunningly detailed sets developed by a team of designers, scenic artists, props makers and master builders and costumes by theatre designer Melanie Liertz, the stellar team of over 100 creatives have been assembled by co-creator and director of Broad Encounters, Kirsten Siddle. This is custom-made theatrical couture!įeaturing a cast of unforgettable characters embodied by a cohort of performers whose diverse backgrounds include theatre, circus, dance, music and burlesque, A Midnight Visit ‘s epic and innovative design is a captivating character of its own. Providing a tantalizingly shape-shifting experience from night to night and unique to each person who embarks on this dark, beguilingly beautiful journey, this is no cookie-cutter presentation.
Part choose-your-own-adventure, part film-set, part performance, part sound-world, A Midnight Visit is all parts absorbing. Inspired by the works of macabre master Edgar Allan Poe, A Midnight Visit follows in the footsteps of internationally renowned projects like New York’s Sleep No More, re-defining the immersive experience by creating a truly all-encompassing world. Much more than just a show, A Midnight Visit will be unleashed on Brisbane this July with its bold new take on a truly immersive large-scale fantasy experience.įollowing sensational responses and packed houses around the country, A Midnight Visit unveils its fresh Brisbane incarnation this July in a deceptively ordinary disused Fortitude Valley warehouse, transforming the cavernous space into a 36 room theatrical playground like nothing the city’s seen before.
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