They Played Productions Presents CAPTIVATED: YOU
By: Stephi Wild
On May 10th, They Played Productions opens the thrilling conclusion to their year-long Captivated Immersive Story with CAPTIVATED: YOU. Why you? Because this time, YOU are the star of the production. YOU will make choices that will alter the outcome of the tale. YOU can save characters or destroy them. YOU will interact in ways that can succeed or fail. And in the end, YOU will learn who the real monsters of this story have always been...
...and it may turn out to be YOU. They Played Productions' 6th immersive production has been specifically designed with OVER 30 DIFFERENT ENDINGS. The audience's choices will determine which one happens during every performance. Those who have enjoyed previous Captivated productions will return one final time to this 21st century retelling of Frankenstein. Brand-new audience members will find a dark and exciting immersive world to explore. But never forget-Your Choices will make YOU complicit in what happens... Captivated: You is for mature audiences. It is an exploration of need, love, obsession and the true depths someone will go to achieve their goals at any cost. It is a story of monsters, real and imagined, and this time YOU may become one of them. A limited number of audience members will traverse the location and at times be split into smaller groups or even individually for additional intense encounters. There will be snacks and non-alcoholic drinks available during the 60-75 minute production. This is an active consent production-no one (audience or actor) will be touched without permission.FOR TICKETS: https://theyplayedproductions.ticketleap.com/captivated-you/
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