Los Angeles, CA
Cirque de Sique: A Grave Affair
An experience blends immersive theater, burlesque, variety performance & interactive murder mystery
Dress in your “funeral best” to attend a celebration of the death, life, and everything in-between of our dearly departed Madame Malade, esteemed head matriarch of the Cirque du Sique traveling circus. Scintillating performances, conniving characters, and shadowy power struggles await guests in this funeral like none you've ever witnessed before. As the enigmatic circumstances which surround the death of our Mistress begin to unravel, guests will be invited to explore and interact with members of this twisted family unit, where nothing is as it seems and no one is to be trusted. This experience seamlessly blends immersive theater, burlesque, variety performance, and interactive murder mystery in a 90-minute experience which blends the sensual and horrific with a pitch perfect blend of twisted humor. Drinks and small bites included with each ticket. Vegan options included. All participants must be 21+ and a proof of vaccination or a negative covid test within 72 hours of the event must be provided.
Audience Role
Dress in your “funeral best” to attend a celebration of the death, life, and everything in-between.
Ages: 21 +
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About Immersive Art Collective
Immersive Arts Collective, a new non-profit arts and outreach collective based in Los Angeles. Immersive Arts Collective (IAC) is a grassroots 501c3 non-profit organization, founded and led by a team of women with professional backgrounds that span the arts, entrepreneurship, and social work/advocacy. We aim to bring these diverse backgrounds together in order to enact a three-fold mission: mounting experimental performance productions out of our home venue The Count's Den in Downtown Los Angeles (in collaboration with existing local artists), re-investing proceeds from these productions into various outreach projects including charitable donation and arts workshops for at-risk youth, and ultimately becoming an accessible community resource of collaboration, networking, work experience, and skill development for creators and creatives of all skill levels and walks of life in the Los Angeles area. IAC is the product of outsiders, and we aim to provide resources for others who are similarly neglected or alienated by the established arts world.