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2012: Forbes – Feature Article: "Theater For The Video Game Generation" By Seth Porges | Forbes | October 29, 2012 “[Then She Fell] is all about intimacy. … the two-hour show is absolutely extraordinary.” New York Daily News – Feature Article: "Go ask Alice: Theater group will turn old Greenpoint Hospital building into an interactive wonderland" By Lore Croghan | New York Daily News | July 17, 2012 The Wall Street Journal – Feature Article: "A Macabre Misadventure in Wonderland" By Lizzie Simon | The Wall Street Journal | October 4, 2012 “Then She Fell' will offer a more deliberately crafted experience… to allow all of the guests to discover and accumulate bits of story until they leave with the satisfaction of having co-created, with the show itself, a narrative arc and resolution." Time Out New York – Theater Review: "Alice gets a new Wonderland: an abandoned hospital in Greenpoint, Brooklyn" By Jenna Scherer | Time Out New York | October 8, 2012 CRITIC'S PICK | 4 STARS: “Stunningly personal… When you peer into the looking glass, it stares right back at you.” The New York Post – "Theater Review: "At Home With Alice & Co." By Frank Scheck | New York Post | October 9, 2012 “You’ll discover what it feels like to disappear down a rabbit hole at “Then She Fell,” the fiendishly clever immersive theater piece inspired by the life and writings of “Alice in Wonderland” author Lewis Carroll…. This dreamlike event, presented by Third Rail Projects — and performed in a wing of the former Greenpoint Hospital in Brooklyn, abandoned 30 years ago — is an experience you won’t soon forget.” Show Business – Theater Review: "Then She Fell" by Third Rail Projects By Sarah Lucie | New York Post | October 14, 2012 “Guests are led through the ethereal space and emerge as if from a dream, and like Alice herself, return to the world with a new set of eyes." New York Magazine – Stage Dive Weekend Roundup: Then She Fell By Scott Brown | New York Post | October 26, 2012 “… the athletic, parkour-ish dancing and the general atmospherics are spot-on. (A violently choreographed tea party, with furniture poltergeist-ed around the room by perfectly coordinated dancer-actors, is particularly effective.)” Dance Magazine – Site-Specific Surprises By Siobahn Burke | Dance Magazine | September 2012 “Before Punchdrunk’s wildly popular Sleep No More came to NYC, there was another immersive dance-theater experience wherein spectators trail performers through murky corridors and lavishly decked-out rooms: Third Rail Projects’ Steampunk Haunted House. This year, the four-year-old production gets a Lewis Carroll–inspired makeover, complete with drinkable elixirs and choose-your-own-adventure twists and turns. Now called Then She Fell, the intimate work takes place at Arts@Renaissance, a former hospital wing in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Just 15 audience members fall down the rabbit hole at each show, starting Oct. 6.” Metro – Well Played | Theater Review: "Down the rabbit hole with Alice" By T. Michelle Murphy | Metro | October 21, 2012 "this is not your average night of theater… If you can get your hands on a ticket, we advise that you take the chance to escape your usual passive play perspective and tarry down this rabbit hole.” The Huffington Post – Review: "Alice in Wonderland Takes a Darker Turn" By Carey Purcell | Huffington Post | October 8, 2012 “a thoroughly disorienting and delightful experience…” Heritage Radio Network – We Dig Plants Episode 90 – "Then She Fell with Third Rail Projects" or Download on iTunes Hosted By Carmen DeVito & Alice Marcus-Krieg | Heritage Radio Network| September 24, 2012 "Even the taste experiences are partnered with the actual performance components." |
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