San Diego, CA
Molly Went Missing
Gentle parent a poltergeist
Molly Went Missing: A Without Walls Development Workshop Could you gentle parent a poltergeist? The ghost of a scared kid takes over a local haunted history tour in an unexpectedly real crisis. This presentation is a WOW Development Workshop, which means this show is in a work-in-progress development phase. This workshop presentation offers the opportunity to experience this piece while the creative team is working on the show. This is a vital element of a show’s evolution, allowing the creative team to step back and see the show through the eyes and experience of the audience.
Audience Role
Participants on a ghost hunt
Ages: 13 +
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About Enemies of Time
Enemies of Time build immersive¹ stories² that are accessible³, sustainable⁴, and meaningful⁵ (with footnotes⁶). ¹ Immersive. Make the audience the center of the story. We invite and reward engagement, but do not require it. We are vulnerable; participants enjoy themselves at the level they choose. ² Stories. We are storytellers first. Real-time narrative drives our work, through a mix of exploratory installation, improvisation, interactivity, technology, and theater. ³ Accessible. Bring immersive experiences to broader audiences, lowering barriers to participation, including physical, psychological, and financial. Our work teaches participants how to engage with this emerging medium, where the vocabulary and labels haven’t fully taken shape. ⁴ Sustainable. At the end of any show, both artists and audience should be excited for more. To make professional art sustainable, pay artists professionally. ⁵ Meaningful. Say it with enthusiasm and sincerity. Be vulnerable. Lean in to emotional storytelling. We embrace the opportunity for stories to shape people’s understanding and curiosity for humanity and community. ⁶ Footnotes. Why would we waste an opportunity to share more of our words with you?