Interactive
Following a course under Robert Sherman at the British Library I’ve published a series of well received pieces of Interactive Fiction, garnering great feedback from IFComp and Spring Thing competitions. Understudied is a madcap romp through a doomed production of Macbeth where anything can happen. In Ostrich players must decide if they want to follow increasingly draconian censorship rules as an authoritarian government rises. The Devil and the Mayor tasks players with making deals with the denizens of a village and harvesting their souls. Links to play them below!
I’m currently working on an interactive show where the audience plays a vampire hunter trying to kill a vampire in an ever-shifting castle, and also adapting The Devil and the Mayor into an interactive comedy show.
You've been summoned Up Top to make a deal, but do the humans really need much help damning themselves?
The Devil and the Mayor
Ostrich
Do you draw a line in the sand, or is your head buried in it?
Three hours before the show and you haven't rehearsed at all. But will it be alright on the night? That's up to you...
