NYC's The Death of Rasputin creates a beautiful, democratic kind of immersion in its gorgeously fresh take on immersive ...

Grandma, it’s meyour newest immersive theater obsession, The Death of Rasputin. If you’re an immersive theater nerd, an ...

On the morning of December 29, 1916, Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin was startled by a phone call that turned out to be yet another death threat. His daughter, Maria, later remembered that it put him ...

Penetrating starePhotographed in the year of his death, Grigory Rasputin was famous for the intensity behind his piercing blue eyes, revealed in this colorized image. On the night of December 16 ...

The courtroom was jampacked by a curious crowd which knew that for the first time the true story of how Rasputin met his death was to be told under oath. So theatrical was his appearance ...

Extra History Grigori Rasputin - An Infamous Murder - Russian History - Extra History - Part 4 Posted: October 31, 2024 | Last updated: October 31, 2024 Things are rapidly growing worse. While ...

The Death of Rasputin is conceptualized by Ashley Brett Chipman (“Servant”) and directed by Ashley Brett Chipman & Hope Youngblood (Sleep No More), with assistant direction by Julia Sharpe.

Honestly, there are worse ways to spend an evening. This was “The Death of Rasputin,” an immersive event created by the collective Artemis Is Burning and staged in an arts building on ...

The Death of Rasputin brings a wonderful democracy to its vision of immersive theater. That’s my number one takeaway from the gorgeous production now running on NYC’s Governors Island.

After all, as The Death of Rasputin‘s trailer asks, haven’t you been seeking something? Something intriguing, perhaps? Full of magic, maybe? An enthralling adventure that you can actively consume?