Alternate reality games (ARGs) are the closest that creatives can get to acting in live performances without physically getting on a stage. ARGs span a surprisingly wide range of experiences, from months-long massively multiplayer games taking place across dozens of websites like The Beast to smaller experiences occurring on TikTok
Access All Areas have been making immersive performances with learning disabled and autistic (LDA) performers from our home in East London and nationally since 2013. Access All Areas are a company of 22 associate artists (LDA artists) who have all undergone a 2-year Performance Making diploma programme at the Royal
There is no shortage of great ideas. The thing that counts though, is making them happen. This is what differentiates a “wantrepreneur” from a successful and stable business owner. And in these turbulent times, when funding seems incredibly hard to find, possibly the most important part of running an immersive
We’re joined by Katie Day, Arlo Howard and Chloe Mashiter – exploring how playability and gaming intersects in immersive contexts to offer a deep experience for audiences. We discuss how generating playable mechanics form part of the creative process, the importance of playtesting mechanics before experiences come to life and
Immersive work can take many forms, read our overview of the Immersive Genres or click on the icons below.
