IMMERSIVE.WORLD

In the first episode of the second season, IMMERSIVE.WORLD acknowledges the COVID-19 pandemic by focusing on new immersive works that have been created or modified during the pandemic and use nature as their main environment and medium.

A look at how artists were able to create new work or adapt existing works during the COVID-19 pandemic. Explore projects that take advantage of advanced technologies to help audiences connect to different stories.

Explore participatory experiences that go beyond the exploration of different spaces. These works take audiences through different senses including taste, smell, touch and sound.

An investigation of works where music and immersive elements collide. Showcasing works of different sizes, the episode focuses on immersive and participatory elements that enhance shows with music at the center of their narrative.

Immersive works that explore the mind, mental health and relationships are highlighted. Using different formats to deal with psychological themes, these participatory works put viewers at the center of intimate issues.

The world has been incredibly focused on social and environmental issues. Many believe that empathy can be a real force in creating a better world. Take a look at immersive work designed specifically to educate and inspire.

Take a deep dive into innovative productions that lean heavily into the latest in sound and VR technology to create one of a kind storytelling experiences in darkness.

Very few museums and institutions have devoted their focus to immersive works. Step inside three spaces that have and get a better understanding of the benefits of investing in this style.

Take a peek into experiences that heavily focus on the proximity of actors to audience members and the exciting ways that storytellers are using these intimate experiences to entertain and challenge audiences.

Take a deep dive into the growing immersive art and theater scene in Denver. This beautiful city has seen an uptick in immersive works, including a piece by Talking Heads frontman David Byrne and another by "Sleep No More" alum.