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Blur
August 2019
Created by Emily Beloate
In Collaboration with Epic Immersive
Immersive Performance: About
Blur finds you in a private nightclub on Miami Beach, known for its exclusivity and owned by one of Miami’s most revered influencers. Inspired by the story of “Les Liaisons Dangereuses,” Blur is a movement-based immersive theatre experience that invites audience members into a sensual, intimate nighttime world where the line between desire and immorality becomes obscured. As the smoke rises and the mirrors steam, explore the club to learn the secrets of the nightclub and get wrapped up in the deceptions of its attendees. But be careful- don’t let the haze cloud your judgment.
Photography by Jesse Ditkoff
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You Consume Me
March 2019
Created by Emily Beloate and Maya Singer
In collaboration with Epic Immersive
Drawing by WanJim Gim
Immersive Performance: Welcome
You Consume Me is a movement-based Immersive theatre piece based on the ways in which love can manifest itself and change at any moment in time. How does time affect our relationships? The moment of acknowledgment between strangers? The friendship that becomes consummate love? Two people who were past lovers but will never see each other again? We experience love in all its forms, both trying and inspiring. Do we let our relationships consume us in the best way possible- or the worst?
Photography by Jesse Ditkoff
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The Nyx Project
February 2018
Immersive Performance: About
The Nyx Project is an immersive theatre piece which explores a modern interpretation of Greek mythology while closing the divide between audience and actor. This production ran in February of 2018 at Whitworth University and was created by Emily Beloate, Anne Ellis, and Amanda Sheller.
Throughout their time in the home of Zeus and Hera, guests are led throughout the space to view movement-based stories in groups of five or less; they may even be invited to interact with a character one-on-one. By connecting with characters and inspecting the room around them, guests may find that there’s something more than a dinner party to be found.
Photography by Emily Carney
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