Exploring the evolution of immersive performance with the creators of UNCANNY ALLEY: A NEW DAY (part 1)

It's just days before the Venice Film Festival begins, and a dear friend of mine who works in film criticism and I receive an invitation to one of the press premieres for the live immersive show UNCANNY ALLEY: A NEW DAY, directed by Stephen Butchko and Rick Treweek and produced by Ferryman Collective and Virtual […]

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