Immersive Theatre (PDF)

Conceived and Directed by Rob Roznowski

This immersive theatre piece follows the days and hours leading up to a murder that takes place during a performance of Romeo and Juliet at a small southern university. The audience seeks clues to identify the victim and murderer as they follow the numerous characters through the nooks and crannies of the Auditorium. Each audience member’s experience is unique in this experimental piece that diverges from traditional theatrical forms. 

In this immersive theatre piece, you may choose infinite experiences. 

Follow one actor for the evening.

Stay in limited locations and let the action come to you. 

Or follow whichever storyline intrigues you most. 

Should you choose the highly active path please be aware that this performance is not recommended for audience members who are not comfortable standing, walking, climbing stairs or being alone. Because of the immersive nature of this piece, audiences may be standing for several minutes at a time over the course of the performance and will also be required to navigate several flights of stairs. Audiences are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes.

Should you choose a less active path for your experience, there are four separate rooms across the Auditorium Building you must travel to. All are accessible.