Los Angeles Immersive Theater Calendar

Like Real People Do: Long Distance Relationships Division is an extension of the world of previous Like Real People Do iterations produced by LDT, each having their own unique perspective on modern love and memory. LRPD – LDRD is exactly what it says it is: an examination of long distance relationships in a time when we all are being forced to deal with them more often and look at them more closely.

This particular version of LRPD was originally conceived for the Here Festival, a pilot festival for showcasing immersive work at the Pasadena Playhouse in March of 2020; however, just like the conference was moved to an online forum, we decided to adapt this piece to fit the new reality we all find ourselves in.

LRPD – LDRD is an online, solo experience that is highly interactive and episodic. Over the course of 4 episodes, each lasting 30-40mins, you will delve into the world of The Department of Manhattan Memory and explore how distance, timing, trust, and communication affect our relationships and our memories of those relationships. Presented on the Zoom platform, this iteration of LRPD requires a good internet connection and a device (either phone or computer) that can support a web chat, both audio and video. It also incorporates some light ARX elements conducted over email for those who wish to interact more. All four episodes now take place over the course of one week at the same time each day. Space is very limited for this 1:1 show so we encourage you to apply quickly if you are interested. Not to worry if you don’t get a spot though, more tickets will continue to be released on a rolling basis. If you have any content questions or need to speak to someone ‘out of world,’ please email linkeddancetheatre@gmail.com. All other email communications will be conducted ‘in world.’

Like Real People Do: Long Distance Relationships Division is an extension of the world of previous Like Real People Do iterations produced by LDT, each having their own unique perspective on modern love and memory. LRPD – LDRD is exactly what it says it is: an examination of long distance relationships in a time when we all are being forced to deal with them more often and look at them more closely.

This particular version of LRPD was originally conceived for the Here Festival, a pilot festival for showcasing immersive work at the Pasadena Playhouse in March of 2020; however, just like the conference was moved to an online forum, we decided to adapt this piece to fit the new reality we all find ourselves in.

LRPD – LDRD is an online, solo experience that is highly interactive and episodic. Over the course of 4 episodes, each lasting 30-40mins, you will delve into the world of The Department of Manhattan Memory and explore how distance, timing, trust, and communication affect our relationships and our memories of those relationships. Presented on the Zoom platform, this iteration of LRPD requires a good internet connection and a device (either phone or computer) that can support a web chat, both audio and video. It also incorporates some light ARX elements conducted over email for those who wish to interact more. All four episodes now take place over the course of one week at the same time each day. Space is very limited for this 1:1 show so we encourage you to apply quickly if you are interested. Not to worry if you don’t get a spot though, more tickets will continue to be released on a rolling basis. If you have any content questions or need to speak to someone ‘out of world,’ please email linkeddancetheatre@gmail.com. All other email communications will be conducted ‘in world.’

The Threat is Invisible, But the Fuel is All Around

COMING THIS FALL… Climate change anxiety. Motherhood. Desire. Fire. Against the backdrop of a record-breaking fire season in California, Capital W asks: how do you build a life amidst climate crisis?

FIRE SEASON is an in-person, COVID-safe exploration of climate change guided by the essays, stories, and prose poetry of writer/performer Monica Miklas.
Fire has felt personal to Miklas since 2017’s Thomas Fire, which threatened her parents’ home in the City of Ventura and wreaked havoc on communities in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. In FIRE SEASON, Miklas translates the confusion and chaos of her family’s own brush with fire into a vivid auditory exploration on the nature of a life lived amidst climate crisis.

Designed with COVID-19 safety in mind, FIRE SEASON invites up to eight audience members to listen over headphones to Miklas’ live performance of her words, broadcast locally over FM transmitter. As they interact with the sonic experience, audience members undertake a self-guided, “sandbox”-style exploration of the outdoor performance location—itself the site of a recent burn.

His administration is corrupt. His policies are cruel. And if that weren’t enough on America’s plate…
He’s secretly a hellgoblin who feasts on human heartache.
We need your help to send him back.

What the HELL is this?
Phone-banking with friends for Biden/Harris inside a spooky & funny gameshow. Our calls concentrate on battleground states like Pennsylvania. There’s no Biden/Harris win without Pennsylvania. We lost Pennsylvania in 2016 with a margin of less than 1% of votes. Never bloody again.

1. THRILL TO DISCOVER – the secret art of bustin’ goblins (and effective phone-banking)
2. SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS – against our devilish gang of “practice monsters” (and undecided voters)
3. MAKE PHONE CALLS – Bring friends and meet fellow good citizens in our spooky, funny game