Intimate dinners with half-human half-animal creatures and chasing Shakespearian characters across five floors of an imaginary hotel — New York’s immersive theater scene provided audiences with interactive thrills not found at your typical Broadway show. After two long years of being shut down these productions are resurrecting and reinventing themselves for post-pandemic times and according to the people who run them, audiences can’t wait to come return.
Tennessee Williams probably wouldn’t have conducted an interview in a bathtub while wearing a mermaid tail, but it’s a natural environment for Cynthia Von Buhler, whose production The Illuminati Ball has guests having dinner and watching murderous plots unfold with human-animal
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