
Plays for Stage and Audience
Every room has
a version of the truth.
Dramas, comedies, and interactive mysteries about the stories people tell themselves—and the moment those stories can no longer survive contact with the room.
Theatre begins with people in a room.
Plays for the Stage
The room applies pressure.
The people decide what survives.
Remains
Four step-siblings who have never met spend one winter night in a cabin with no way out—and discover that memory is not the same thing as evidence.
Enter the room


Successors
Four participants arrive for a Future Integrity assessment. Their facilitator promises clarity, purpose, and a better version of themselves.
Explore

Christmas, Apparently…
A family Christmas tries to follow the plan until the deeper play arrives without an invitation.
Explore
Exit Interview
A routine personnel conversation discovers that every answer can be correct until the room hears it.
Explore

Interactive Mysteries
The audience enters the story.
The evidence refuses to behave.
The Elliot Brick Mysteries
Every city has a detective. This town’s got Elliot Brick.
Full-length interactive musical comedy mysteries.
Explore the Cases
The Christmas Mysteries
Eight festive crimes. Five performers. One dangerously theatrical season.
The six Slay Ride mysteries, Good Grief, and A Very Hellmark Christmas Special.
Explore the CollectionIndividual Mysteries
A few investigations from the larger repertoire.
Café Rescue
A restaurant rescue becomes a murder investigation before anyone can agree what exactly they are trying to save.
Investigate

Dead Reckoning
The murder comes first. Then each scene moves backward until certainty becomes the final casualty.
Investigate
Signfeld 2040
At Del Boca Vista Phase III, retirement is quieter rage with better lighting—and considerably more paperwork.
Investigate“The play begins when the omission gets too heavy to carry.”Continue the conversation in the Notebook