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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 Youll 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 wont 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 Punchdrunks 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 Carrollinspired 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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