Darkfield, the international immersive theater experience, is bringing psychological horror that made a splash in London, Melbourne and New York to the AT&T Performing Arts Center this spring.
For six weeks, three shipping containers outside the Winspear Opera House will transform into sensory-challenging spaces. Each container features a 20-minute experience that plunges audiences into total darkness and uses theatrical storytelling and 360-degree sounds to simulate intense, unsettling situations that will leave visitors questioning reality.
Attendees can participate in eerie simulations like Seance, which takes place in a Victorian parlor and Coma, a hospital bed simulation that puts the audience in an unconscious limbo.
Afterwards, attendees can unwind at Flora Cantina with signature cocktails and light bites.Details:
March 21-May 4 at AT&T Performing Arts Center, 2403 Flora St, Dallas, TX 75201. $20.
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