You choose this at your time of booking at. This – unbeknownst to us – ends up dictating how long you will be able to spend in the fictional McKittrick Hotel the hotel in this case referring to the show itself, not just the building. Each performance has a set hotel check in time.

Your experience starts, almost unknowingly, from the minute you purchase your ticket. And for the rest of you, read on to find out why… Just take my word for it: this is as much a must have New York experience as seeing the Empire State Building or the Statue of Liberty. However, if you want to go into the show completely blind, then turn away from this article now. As no two experiences are the same, it’s likely that you won’t see half of – or almost any of – what I saw. And last month, we got to experience the much talked about show for ourselves.įirstly, I’d like to preface this article by saying that this piece will contain and possibly spoil some minor elements of the show – though I’m omitting a lot of the specific details. Its unique take on the classic story of Macbeth has redefined the experience as an art form into itself, and set a new bar for the genre to follow. But few interactive productions have gained the level of talk and acclaim that Sleep No More has in New York City since it was unveiled in 2011. Even sitting front row at a comedy show brings out the more daring individuals. From “whodunit” dinner parties to whatever it is people get up to at those Rocky Horror screenings, there’s always been a market for those of us who want to feel a part of the action. The idea of the interactive theatre experience is nothing new.

Sleep no more explained