Sleep No More is AMAZING — Page 12

And deserving of a few more bloodys than even Andrew Jackson got to describe them.

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Talking about bloody, who's that lady in the "fake / run down" bar eating a bloody steak and scared for someone who might approach?

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She ate that meat while staring at me the entire time. Freaked me out. I was a bit pissed when she gave the ring to someone else.

Nobody ever came. She pulled the chair out and some weird fat man tried to sit down in it but she snapped her fingers and said "nuh-uh!" to get him to back up. I put my face right in that meat, though. I wanted to know what it was!

Hmm, maybe we're talking about two different things. :/

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That satanic birthing thing they did in there was one of the strangest things I ever hope to see in my life.

I think it's Hectate.

WANT TO GO AGAIN SO BADLY. It's looking likely, though.

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I can see why someone wouldn't want to go back, not to spoil the magic of it. I've gone back a lot because i try to see as many of the scenes and things to explore as possible.

Btw, yes, that is Hecate. The first time i watched her eat the meat she stared at me too, the entire time. She also gave the ring to someone else, and I was like WTF?! WHY?! haha. After that she had other interactions with me throughout the show, so I wasn't as bummed. I think she likes people who hang around and wait for her.

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One of the major differences in the New York run compared to the Boston one is that they've released more images to the media, and threads like this one have popped up where people reveal a TON of details.

When it was in Boston, the only discussion board I know of was on the ART's website, where people were gently reminded not to post spoilers and posts that contained them were removed. I did my best in the months before this thread existed to not post very much specific but to give people enough information to entice them to go. I did reveal some specific details to very apprehensive people in Private Messages just to alleviate their fears.

Even after I saw it in NYC in March I didn't reveal much here about my reactions and I have done my best to avoid reading any of the spoilers here, because I am seeing it one more (last?) time at the end of May, and it would be nice if there were something left for me to discover.

I will say I seem to be having difficulty convincing New York friends to go the same night as me at the end of this month, and I have no idea if it's because of the high admission price or the fact that they feel they already know everything about it thanks to the level of detail that has been spilled here.

So I understand where sabrelady is coming from.

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@JeaniusIsMe If you see a card game going on in the speakeasy between Banquo, Macduff, and Malcolm, you might want to stick around when Macbeth comes storming in. You could also follow either Banquo or Macbeth. Not sure where those three come from before the card game, but Macbeth comes to the speakeasy straight after the witches prophecy rave.

It's an obvious choice but I would stick your friend with Macbeth first. He is the central character and explores most of the building and interacts with most of the characters. Just make sure your friend can keep up.

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I was the unlucky first guy off the elevator the night I saw the show, and ended up right in the psych ward. So please tell me-- is there a floor ABOVE the psych ward that I missed? Never found it. Also never found the bar with the witches' rave-- give us a clue which floor that was on or which rooms it was near. If I ever get a chance to see the show a second time I'll be way more attentive to the actors instead of the headspinning set. (Comes from my days as a set designer...)

I was the unlucky first guy off the elevator the night I saw the show, and ended up right in the psych ward. So please tell me-- is there a floor ABOVE the psych ward that I missed? Never found it.

You mean the one with the hospital beds? That would be the 4th floor? if I'm not wrong there is one more above it (the layout is so similar that you sometimes get the impression of going in circles - I almost had to map it in my head. I also think that some people were performing something somewhere, who knows.)

I only went once but I did my absolute best to try and see every single room and I'd like to think I didn't miss a single one.

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