Los Angeles Immersive Invitational

"We can guarantee this: it will be some of the most creative fun you have all year." - Noah Nelson, No Proscenium Participating Teams (Alphabetical): Cricklewood Immersive Natalie Jones (of E3W), Patrick Blanchard, Justin Jones, and Sierra Allison Rogue Artists Ensemble Spy Brunch The Ministry of Peculiarities The Speakeasy Society Solo/Duo Artists (Alphabetical): Rachel Donley & Jessica Greenstreet Prescott Gadd Amy Ledin Ryan Lee Lori Meeker Jonathan Pedigo & Janel Leonard Exhibition: Koryn Ann Wicks After Hours Theatre Company About the flash festival After Hours Theater Company is excited to announce the second annual Los Angeles Immersive Invitational. In 2019, four teams were invited to create an immersive show in only 48 hours, competing for the title of LA’s most inventive creator. Two of the shows created during the weekend, “The Sleepover” and “Casting” went on to receive full stagings, with “The Sleepover” taking home the 2020 No Proscenium Award for Outstanding Achievement in Livestream Production. Three years after its original staging, the Los Angeles Immersive Invitational is back, and bigger than ever. This year, the competition will be held in the Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles, where up to eight teams will be selected to conceptualize, rehearse, and perform an original 10-15 min. immersive production – all in 48 hours or less. What you'll experience. Up to eight 10-15 minute immersive productions -- the tireless work from LA's most talented immersive creators. A panel featuring some of the industry’s top talent will judge the resulting performances and select the official winners of the Los Angeles Immersive Invitational. Covid Policy: We require all guests to wear a mask and provide proof of full vaccination along with a government- or education-issued photo ID upon arrival. Booster shots are strongly recommended. Unvaccinated guests, including children or those with a medical or religious reason must provide proof of a negative PCR COVID-19 test taken no more than 48 hours prior to attendance, or a negative rapid antigen test taken no more than 24 hours prior. All tests must be administered by a professional. At-home tests will not be accepted.