REVIEW: Darkfield’s Immersive Theatre Experience: COMA, FLIGHT and ARCADE
Reading Time: 2 minutes Immersive theatre company Darkfield have created three outstanding experience performances which interrogate these questions head on.
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REVIEW: I Do
Reading Time: 2 minutesDante or Die’s I Do, revived as part of the company’s 20th anniversary season and presented in partnership with the Barbican, is an immersive theatre experience that places audiences directly inside the emotional pressure cooker of a wedding day.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Terry O’Donovan
Reading Time: 5 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Terry O'Donovan, co-creator (alongside Dapha Attias) of I Do, which returns on a UK tour in 2026 to mark the 20th birthday of Dante or Die. This hugely successful immersive hit, with text by Chloë Moss, celebrates the beautiful mess of human connection — an intricate portrait of love and fear, told through Dante or Die’s signature blend of intimacy, detail, and cinematic theatricality.
REVIEW: Vogue: Inventing the Runway
Reading Time: 2 minutes"The show did a good job at charting the ever-changing world of the fashion runway and acted as a beautifully stunning archive of some of the industries most iconic moments."
REVIEW: DARKFIELD: ARCADE
Reading Time: < 1 minuteDARKFIELD presents ARCADE: But this isn’t an ordinary arcade and these are not ordinary arcade machines.
REVIEW: Fight For America!
Reading Time: 2 minutesI wasn’t sure what to expect walking into Fight for America, the idea of playing a tabletop roleplaying game based on the January 6th riots.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Christopher McElroen
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive chat with Christopher, co-creator and director of Fight For America. Playing at Stone Nest until 7th July this is a groundbreaking participatory installation inspired by tactical tabletop wargames.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Caro Murphy & Tristan Bernays
Reading Time: 3 minutesOpening on Wednesday 4th June and running until Saturday the 20th of September at Deptford Storehouse in London, STOREHOUSE promises to be one of the UK's most artistically daring and large-scale immersive theatre shows.
REVIEW: Stampin In the Graveyard
Reading Time: 2 minutes“In this production, which fuses technology with theatre in a wholly unanticipated manner, the end of the world is made into a tangible experience“ Rose is an AI chatbot, created to guide you through the end of…
REVIEW: Immersive 1984
Reading Time: 2 minutesHackney Town Hall takes centre stage in Adam Taub’s adaptation which creates the perfect administrative feel. This is a true selling point of the show and is something Pure Expression is known for as a theatre company considering all its productions are site-specific retellings of classic stories.