My friend and I went at 11:15PM on a Saturday night ($100/person), but were let in with the 11:00 crowd. if u have chance, dont miss the s not easy to experiment such a play.Īlthough the experience was much better than what I had expected, I would not go back for the price. Its favorable cause after the play u have a chance to listen great jazz music and meet with the players. it is served at the lobby of the hotel at the entrance:) i attended the 09:00 pm performance. i prefer u to get drink before u get in the play. during the play, all audiences have to wear mask. the players are really professionals, they dont contact with the audience- its so hard to act like them during the play. its performed by body language instead speech. there are number of rooms that can u explore such as graveyard, infirmary, tailor's room etc. well, the play is driven by the actors/ actress ' movements which means u have to follow them among the hotels corridors & stairs & rooms. everywhere is in dark side, with little light, dark curtains.

it takes place in the old hotel at Chelsea.when i got in the hotel, it was totally creepy. Its not possible to explain how is it look like. Exhausting? Frightening? Strange? Yes, but worth it – even the money (about 75 USD). The passageway you choose to take in the dark, trailing behind silent actor-dancers or just being dragged along with other strangers wearing alienating masks on their faces from one room to another or from a rattling Hitchcock-ian number to a show in the atmosphere of Shakespeare or Stanley Kubrick, all of these by the end of the evening, when you finally decide you want to leave this labyrinth, will drain you of any healthy instinct that you have. The masks you will have to don in the entrance to the dark space, and the elevator which randomly takes you to one of the floors, will make you lose not only the person with whom you first started the journey in the lobby of the McKittrick hotel, but also the sense of time and place. A typical five-storey New York building-warehouse turned its many rooms into a theatrical labyrinth that each of the participants in the 'show' will experience in a totally different way. Even after New York lost some of its prestige and influence in favor of other cities in the world, New York is still a kind of unforgettable experience with an abundance of unique attractions such as the interactive theatrical experience 'Sleep-No-More'.

Sleep no more mask