Tell us about your show, Siren. Siren is an online immersive sci-fi horror show where the audience are a crew sent to investigate a derelict spaceship and uncover what happened to the crew and see if anyone or anything survived. I’ve been developing the idea since last summer whilst working on other online immersive shows … Continue reading “There have been some incredible innovations and wonderful experiences created in this time.” | James Dillon on crafting online immersive horror, Siren
Category: Interviews
“Hopefully it will bring back that festival buzz to city” | Alex Petty on booking Brighton Fringe’s first post-lockdown live comedy
Tell us about show scheduling the comedy festival would usually work? Normally for the Brighton Fringe, we’d take applications from shows through October, November to sort out our programme in line with the deadlines in December and January. We’d take applications from shows we know, acts that would like us to come see them and … Continue reading “Hopefully it will bring back that festival buzz to city” | Alex Petty on booking Brighton Fringe’s first post-lockdown live comedy
“The fundamental horror we’re exploring is ‘consequences’.” | Charlie Dinkin and Zoe Tomalin on their comedy-horror sketch series, SeanceCast
Tell us about your podcast, SeanceCast SeanceCast is an extremely haunted sketch show, which follows two beautiful women (spoiler alert: it’s us) as we hold seances in order to find otherworldly content for our podcast. Each episode has its own story, as well as four “scenes from the beyond” performed by some of the best … Continue reading “The fundamental horror we’re exploring is ‘consequences’.” | Charlie Dinkin and Zoe Tomalin on their comedy-horror sketch series, SeanceCast
