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Immersive Theater Experience “Then She Fell” in East Williamsburg Takes You to a Trippy Dreamland

Head out to East Williamsburg to see the immersive theater experience Then She Fell put on by The Rail Projects.

Immersive Theater Experience “Then She Fell” in East Williamsburg Takes You to a Trippy Dreamland

Immersive Theater Experience “Then She Fell” in East Williamsburg Takes You to a Trippy Dreamland

Head out to East Williamsburg to see the immersive theater experience Then She Fell put on by The Rail Projects.

Immersive Theater Experience “Then She Fell” in East Williamsburg Takes You to a Trippy Dreamland
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Bushwick, rejoice, after Greenpoint, our area also gets to be part of the critically acclaimed immersive, multi-sensory theather experience, “Then She Fell,” created and produced by Third Rail Projects, the company behind The Grand Paradise, located at 383 Troutman St.

Last night we got to witness a special, one night only performance, sponsored by Pernod Absinthe. But don’t be sad, this interactive performance theater based on the works of Lewis Carroll, is now playing through January 15 in East Williamsburg’s abandoned school.

I, personally, am not really a theater person, let alone one who is up for audience participation, so going into “Then She Fell” felt like a step outside of my comfort zone. However, my affinity for all things Lewis Carroll and all things spooky and eerie piqued my interest.

The show takes place in an old public school that was purchased…

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