CrowPlay

CrowPlay doesn’t need an audience, per se.

It needs witnesses.

CrowPlay isn’t exactly a performance, you see.

It’s a ritual.

CrowPlay is about crow people.

More specifically, crow women.

What must a crow woman do to persevere?

How about a murder of crow women?

Ailish (Hannah Wolfe) and Niamh (C.C. Kellogg) always begin the ritual on time. But this time, Sorcha (Sarah Quigley) is late. And she’s supposed to bring this year’s Jane.

The ritual can’t happen without The Jane.

This year’s Jane will be Maeve (Lauren Guglielmello), a twenty-seven year old outsider who relates to the poetry of Poe, of all people.

And finally, Sorcha and Maeve arrive.

And the ritual has begun.

And you are a witness.

CrowPlay is billed as a “pleasant nightmare” examining “the ways in which women police themselves (and one another) through ceremonialized hierarchies, withheld detail, misinformation and shame.” Based on a conglomeration of historical myths and literature, Invulnerable Nothings engages the audience to determine the gruesome outcome of a very haunting performance.

Make that, a very haunting ritual.

Ready to be a witness?

Only two opportunities remain: tonight and tomorrow. So start your journey to Bushwick Industrial now, and don’t you dare be late.

Then be sure to return here, to the realm of the cloud in the network of ether, and share your feelings about the event that you’ve witnessed.

Your review can help others decide whether the show is worth pursuing in its next reincarnation, and your ratings help us help you find future rituals (and other live events) you’re sure to love!