An immersive favorite returns with a new house, new rooms, and new ghosts

When: October 19 — November 4
Where: Undisclosed location in Culver City; participants to be notified 24 hours in advance over email
Price: $65; 21+

Tags: #immersivetheatre, #sitespecific, #intimate, #interactive, #horror, #drama, #ContactAdvisory, #ContentAdvisory, #MobilityAdvisory (see below)

One of our favorite shows of 2017 and the best debut work we’ve seen yet in LA (read our review) comes back for a second helping with an all-new version for 2018. Get hyped.

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After the unprecedented success of last year’s foray into the unknown, E3W Productions once again invites you to enter the world of the supernatural. Our team has gained access to yet another notoriously haunted house in Los Angeles, filled with its own rich history of tragedy and paranormal phenomena. This Halloween season the doors will be opened. We ask those of you most attuned to the psychic and supernatural to join us for a unique opportunity to come face to face with the unknown. Step inside and experience the unexplainable.

‘In Another Room’ is a site-specific immersive play in which guests will wander the rooms of a purportedly haunted house in Culver City, coming face to face with various souls that have lived and died and suffered tragedy within its walls. With only 4 audience members admitted into the house at a time, the show will be an extremely intimate experience that explores the notion of ghost stories and what is left behind from a life already lived.

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Contact Level: Moderate (Familial)

Content Advisories: Use of strong language, themes around mental health, suicide, murder, implied gun violence, frightening material, moments of darkness.

Participants will be required to climb stairs, sit, stand, duck, and maneuver through tight spaces. Unfortunately, the venue is not wheelchair accessible.