InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·May 11, 2021‘Natatorium’ Offers Players a Goofy, Charming Examination of Wealth Inequality in America (Review)Seize the means of production and rob a billionaire in this choose-your-own-adventure experience
InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·Feb 26, 2021Find Your Heart’s Desire Over the Phone at ‘The Midnight Market’ (Review)Mirror World Creations blends telemarketing, tele-therapy, and LARP to create a magical world
InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·Nov 17, 2020‘Temping’ Makes Riveting Drama of Workplace Desperation (Review)The solo experience offers us an opportunity to confront mortality and capitalism
InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·Sep 30, 2020‘Mystery at Boddy Mansion’ Has A Foot in Two Realms (Review)The interactive experience tries to balance collaborative storytelling with mystery-solving
InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·Aug 18, 2020We Find ‘The Evidence Chamber’ Guilty of Greatness (Review)Fast Familiar allows players a peek behind the curtain of jury duty
InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·Jul 13, 2020‘The Confessional’ Has Its Own Sins to Confess (The NoPro Review)A poorly-researched, meandering, and unfunny experience by Living Lucid Creative
InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·Apr 17, 2020‘love in the time of corona’ is a Date from Hell (Review)The texting experience explores how the global pandemic is impacting celebrity culture
InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·Feb 13, 2020Connections Made and Missed in Wil Petre’s ‘A Cocktail Party Social Experiment’ (Review)50s cocktail party meets science experiment in this effort to form meaningful connections
InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·Jan 27, 2020‘Pip’s Island’ Takes Children on the Adventure of a Lifetime (Review)An immersive experience in Manhattan lets kids harness their imaginations
InNo ProsceniumbyCheyenne Ligon·Nov 19, 2019Houston’s ‘The Man From Beyond’ is Otherworldly Fun (Review)The immersive theatre-escape room hybrid from Strange Bird makes magic feel real
