Submersive Productions returns to public view November 6th & 7th (preview Oct. 30) with “rECHOllection," a FREE and open-ended outdoor theatrical experience in Druid Hill Park. Stay as long or briefly as you'd like. Follow any character that interests you. Stay masked, stay distanced, stay curious. The company’s first future-fiction piece, “rECHOllection" invites audience members into the year 2032 as the earth is beginning to push back against humankind in fuller force. A virus that has evolved to cross between computers and humans, rendering digital technology unusable and has greatly reducing our population. Personal and shared memories are eroding. Air and atmospheric quality make it difficult to spend time outside without full-body protection. The practice of physical distancing has only increased. And yet, through these conditions, community members of Baltimore strive to find new ways to connect, express themselves, and attempt to heal from our collective loss of memory and companionship. This event is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council (msac.org) #mdartscouncil
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Submersive ProductionsVenue
Druid Hill Park, Latrobe Pavilion
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Immersive TheatreTag
ImmersiveStart date
October 30th, 2021
End date
November 7th, 2021
Audience Role
Audience shares a gathering space in a park with characters from the year 2032. Maintaining distance, audience may choose to interact or not as they please.
Ages: All ages
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About Submersive Productions
Submersive Productions is a collaborative artworks company that creates original, site-specific immersive works where artists and audiences engage together at the intersection of histories, mythologies and the immediate experience. Based in Baltimore, we devise works that make the audience essential to the journey of the narrative. We work with diverse, predominantly female teams of artists and performers to make worlds that engage the senses and unfold stories, both familiar and forgotten.