productions / experiences
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It’s like CSI New York in the 1870’s!
Voted Top Ten Saturday-only events!Carlo D'Amore's latest venture THE RYAN CASE 1873 which premiered June 2009 is his foray into experiential tourism combining his love of history with his writing, and directing into an all together fascinating new creative experience. In the wee hours of the night, siblings are found dead in their tenement, the air reeking of foul play. Enter an interactive murder mystery where YOU help crack a crime based on a real unsolved case from the 1870s. Traveling through the streets of the bygone Five Points, pay attention as you encounter many unsavory characters and discover clues along your beat—you’ll confront the suspects in the hope that justice will finally be served. |
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Walk the mean streets of Little Italy hunting a killer on the loose. “Excellent!” A politico’s daughter is murdered in a Nolita squat and the newspapers go wild over the sensational crime. Become a rookie cop in this interactive murder mystery and canvas the neighborhood to get to the bottom of the story before the Commissioner shuts down the station and replaces the Chief. Watch each other’s backs as you encounter the neighborhood’s mobsters and hustlers living on both sides of the law. |
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Travel through time into significant moments of Harlem’s history. “An interactive adventure that has theater patrons transported back centuries.” Coming Spring 2012! |
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Family is a life sentence Carlo most premiered his autobiographical play NO PAROLE to rave reviews at the San Francisco Playhouse, the Sacramento theater company and then for an extended run at the MARSH were critics were uniformly impressed. NO PAROLE was extended for a total of three months, as well as being was named one of the top ten plays of the year in the San Francisco Bay Area in 2007. NO PAROLE is scheduled to open at the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival August 2009. For more information on NO PAROLE please visit: www.NoParoleThePlay.com “...A memorable extra special zing!” “Graceful...ferocious fun...fast pace...seductive power...he makes his whole family come alive...so fascinating I left the theater wanting to know more!” |
