John Robertson: The Dark Room
Gag Reflex Ltd
Tue 14th Mar - Sat 18th Mar
19:50,19:20 (
60 mins)
Comedy
Tickets from £13.00
Venue: Crypt
Age Guidance: 15+
Contains Strong Language
Welcome to THE DARK ROOM – the world’s only live-action, text-based adventure game. How do you play? The audience is trapped in a retro videogame with a sadistic end-of-level boss. Choose your options, survive the abuse simulator that is the improv comedy overlord John Robertson, and escape to win £1000 – or, be brutally murdered by the rest of the crowd!
Now, will you:
Find the Light Switch
Go North?
Abandon Hope?
Filled with stand-up, appalling prizes and more audience chanting than you’d get at a protest – it’s a gut-busting rock n’ roll geek experience for everyone who buys a ticket. John has performed The Dark Room to crowds of thousands at comedy and gaming festivals around the world including Insomnia Gaming Festival, London Film & ComicCon, Sci-Fi Weekender, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, FringeWorld Perth, Leeds International Festival and to millions online on his Twitch Partner channel.
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Gag Reflex Ltd
WINNER – CHORTLE Legend Of Lockdown 2020
SOLD OUT – Edinburgh Fringe 2019
Press & Reviews
“NOT TO BE MISSED!”
Guardian
“What a marvellous, maddening concept this is from the twisted mind of Robertson”
Chortle
“Will have you crying with laughter”
Broadway Baby
“Watching people tackle the challenge and fail is one of the funniest sights around. Don’t miss it.” The Daily Telegraph, Sydney
“One of the most innovative and original comedy shows around”
Manchester Evening News
“Loud, raucous and brilliantly daft, this is unrelenting fun for everyone”
★★★★★ ThreeWeeks
“You have to see the Dark Room at least once in your life”
★★★★★The Scottish Sun
“You must see this show”
★★★★★ British Comedy Guide
“A game of passionate nostalgia”
★★★★★ The Skinny
“Something of a masterpiece”
★★★★★ Fringe Review
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