Savage in Limbo – An Immersive Theatre Exprience

Breaking the rules of traditional theatre.

Gone are the plush seats, spotlights and stage. Here is Immersive Theatre, where the audience is transported to the time and place of the play.

‘Savage in Limbo’ is the latest work by All Sorts Productions artistic director, Maurice Mammoliti, whose vision to immerse audiences into a complete sensory experience that gives each member of the audience a “fly-on-the-wall’ perspective of the play.

Audience members will be seated in the surrounds of the iconic bar The Local Taphouse, St Kilda where it will be transformed into a 1980’s dive bar in Bronx, New York to immerse the audience into an ultra-realistic setting, minimally adjusted, to create a theatrical experience of a different kind.

John Patrick Shanley’s ‘Savage in Limbo’ is a story about five lonely misfits who serendipitously meet whilst trying to find themselves they find each other. To make a change in their mundane lives and escape Limbo, they must hash out their past, present and future.

Witness this explosive and fast-paced production in its raw state at The Local Taphouse, commencing from May 31 to June 12.

Doors open an hour before the performance, so come in and have yourself a bite to eat or drink and enjoy the bar.

80 minutes, no interval.

Seating is limited so get in quick. Two ticket minimum purchase.