MAKE YOUR NEXT EVENT IMMERSIVE
INSPIRING CHILD-LIKE WONDER IN A GROWN-UP WORLD
We create bespoke theatrical and virtual events that are perfect for corporate team-building and private parties. Our events combine immersive puzzle adventures with strong narratives lead by skilled comedic improv actors. Our experiences engage groups with hands-on activations and gaming, inviting them to laugh along with characters and become immersed in a whimsical mystery adventure. We currently have virtual team building experiences available, allowing groups to safely play from home. We also produce several public shows each year in NYC.
BRING YOUR EVENT TO LIFE WITH
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Actors, musicians and performers
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Hands-on activations and gaming
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Custom puzzles, clues and surprises
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Event photography and videography
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Socially distanced custom hunts
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Virtual team building adventures
Choose from one of our pre-designed experiences, or let us create something totally unique, just for you.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Nominee, Best Holiday Immersive
Featured in PARADE MAGAZINE
"Where the F is Beverly? is a well crafted interactive piece and is a great success in the developing hybrid field of immersive theatre and participatory game experiences...it’s a smash hit all around"
"I would highly recommend (Tough Luck) as a clever solution to the kind of virtual get-togethers we need right now. They also made me look like a creative hero for booking this for our group so hats of to them!"
Angela, Moët Hennessy
Purple Crayon did an amazing job bringing the story of our company to life at our holiday party. Everyone is still talking about how exciting it was to meet the characters behind the brands we all know so well!
Cate, Bachelorette
I did the speakeasy crawl for my bachelorette night, and it was fabulous! Awesome bars, the actors and costumes were so fun, and the whole thing felt perfectly tailored.
MAGGIE, BRIDE
People still talk about our wedding as the best one they've ever been to. We wanted a wedding that kept our guests guessing the entire time-- which was exactly what we got.
