It is the show that started the latest trend of immersive theater in New York, and it is an engaging if dizzying mix of design, dance and drama – or at least a trigger to recall the drama in Shakespeare’s tragedy, since none of the performers recite the Bard’s lines. It has been running since 2011 in a formerly abandoned club in Chelsea renamed the McKittrick Hotel. Located in close proximity to Hudson Yards, Little Island, The High Line, West Chelsea art galleries, and the Meatpacking District, The McKittrick is a not-to-be-missed destination for locals and visitors alike.įor additional information, visit No More” is Punchdrunk Theater’s staging of Macbeth, as if retold by Alfred Hitchcock and Isadora Duncan. The legendary venue is also renowned for presenting one-of-kind live concerts, intimate music festivals, and spectacular soirées for Halloween and New Year’s Eve. The McKittrick is a unique location for celebrations and private gatherings of all sizes. The McKittrick Hotel is home of immersive theater spectacle, Sleep No More rooftop garden bar and restaurant, Gallow Green jazz speakeasy, Manderley Bar and intimate performance venue, The Club Car - now playing Speakeasy Magick. All reopening plans will be done in compliance with state and local government, COVID-19 protocols, and are subject to the approval of the NY State Department of Health and the Governor.įor schedule, tickets, and additional information, visit ABOUT THE MCKITTRICK HOTEL The McKittrick Hotel is committed to providing healthy and safe facilities both for guests and for the members of our shows. Emursive produces immersive theater in extraordinary places. Sleep No More is produced by Emursive ( Jonathan Hochwald, Arthur Karpati, and Randy Weiner, principals) in association with rebecca gold productions. Sleep No More’s creative team features Felix Barrett (Direction and Design), Maxine Doyle (Direction and Choreography), Stephen Dobbie (Sound Design), Beatrice Minns (Design Associate), and Livi Vaughan (Design Associate). Six weeks before opening, and two days after the outbreak of World War II, the legendary hotel was condemned and left locked, permanently sealed from the public until Emursive brought the Grande Dame back to life, reinventing the legendary space in collaboration with London’s award-winning Punchdrunk theater company. Originally built in 1939, The McKittrick Hotel was intended to be the finest and most decadent luxury hotel of its time. During their stay, guests may also enjoy live music, cocktails, and an expansive wine and spirit list in the Manderley Bar. The elements intertwine for a subversive and intoxicating 360-degree sensory immersion. The story unfolds through an awe-inspiring blend of acrobatic choreography, film noir soundtrack, and 100 rooms of densely detailed atmosphere sprawling over 100,000 square feet of space. Audiences move freely through the epic world of the story at their own pace, choosing where to go and what to see, ensuring that everyone’s journey is different and unique. Presented by Emursive, Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More is an award-winning theatrical experience that tells Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth through a darkly cinematic lens. Dazzling feats of wonder return with Speakeasy Magick in The Club Car this summer. The hotel’s rooftop garden bar & restaurant, Gallow Green, is already open for dinner and drinks. The McKittrick Hotel looks forward to welcoming guests to Sleep No More - a New York Times “most memorable” experience of the decade - as well as to live music performances inside its revelrous Manderley Bar. New York, NY (July 12, 2021) - The McKittrick Hotel (530 West 27th Street, NYC) announces Sleep No More will open to the public on October 4th, with performances on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 7PM Fridays at 7:30PM and Saturdays at 3PM and 8PM. TICKETS ON SALE FOR PERFORMANCES STARTING OCTOBER 4Ī LEGENDARY HOTEL. The popular immersive theatre production Sleep No More - created by Punchdrunk and presented by Emursive - will welcome audiences back to the McKittrick Hotel starting this October after going on hiatus in March 2020. Punchdrunk’s long-running immersive show returns to Manhattan in October
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