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Comment by Alison John on May 20, 2013 at 22:50

Plastik Magazine has done a nice feature on #reveriethegame in the lead up to the production - http://plastik.me/reverie-a-dream-for-theatre-going-game-fans/

Comment by Alison John on May 16, 2013 at 0:34

Don't miss out! The story has already begun online but make sure you get tickets for the event as they are selling fast. #reveriethegame
www.reveriethegame.co.uk

Comment by Alison John on May 8, 2013 at 23:03

Here's our final instalment of MEET THE CAST - 

Caroline Bunce

Caroline’s recent theatre work includes Sleev in Howard Barkers “I Saw Myself” with Lurking Truth; Neil Simon’s “Barefoot In The Park“ with Mandam Theatre, “A Kind Of Alaska” by Harold Pinter with Bespoken Theatre (founder member), “Missing” with Theatr Iolo, “Things Beginning With M” with Omidaze Theatre, “Wanted” with Cwmni Theatr 3D, “Boy Genius” with Gwent Theatre, “Estella’s Fire” with Hijinx Theatre and “Three Parts Iced Over” with Striking Attitudes.

Television work includes 3 series of “The Tracy Beaker Story”. She is also in “Remains To Be Seen” and “Footfalls”, two films by Striking Attitudes. 

Comment by Alison John on April 29, 2013 at 1:21

This fabulous account of everwake by Kat Quatermass gives a great insight into what to expect in the forthcoming Reverie experience: http://www.facebook.com/notes/reverie/well-if-you-want-a-story/3233...

Comment by Alison John on April 26, 2013 at 2:40

Uncover more of the story. Get your hands on Tom Watson's notebook. 
Read. Discover. Seek the Truth.
http://www.reveriethegame.co.uk/story.html

Comment by Alison John on April 25, 2013 at 23:18

Reverie - Join the discussion here http://www.facebook.com/events/502960436412245/

Comment by Alison John on April 24, 2013 at 3:23

Reverie FAQ's

- What is Reverie?

Reverie is a mix of roaming theatre and street game. In simplest terms this means theatre that uses game mechanics and technology and is played out within the city. Reverie is a supernatural thriller that takes you into a world of ghosts and forgotten myths.

- How do I play?

There are a number of ways to experience and play Reverie;

- You can discover fragments of the story by unlocking content online this will lead you to some interesting pieces of the puzzle. Look closely at our facebook page and promotional materials to find clues.

- The game will be played 7 times, pick a night to play and book your tickets in advance dates are 25th May, 27th May - 1st June.

- Where can I book tickets?
You can book tickets from Chapter Arts Centre by phone 029 2031 1050 or online http://www.chapter.org/30327.html

- Can I buy tickets on the night?

Tickets will be available up until 5pm on the day of each game. Online content will be available in the weeks leading up to the run therefore we are advising people to book in advance to engage with the whole experience.

- Where and when do I collect my pre-booked tickets?

You can either collect your tickets from Chapter Box Office in advance of the day of the game OR you can collect your pre-booked tickets on the night from the starting point in Cardiff Bay. The time advertised is the actual start of the game so if you are collecting tickets on-site we recommend that you arrive at least 30 mins beforehand. 

- Where will the game take place?

The game will take place in Cardiff Bay across multiple venues and starts at a secret location.

- How will I know where the production starts?

Once you have booked a ticket we will email you a couple of weeks before with details of the secret location and how to get there. It is therefore essential upon booking your tickets that you give the box office your email address and mobile number. This personal information will be used only by us to inform you of information relating to the game. 

- How long will the game last?

The game will last approx 3 hours so make sure you've got whatever you need with you for the night. 

- What should I expect?

Participants will be placed in groups of six or can come as a ready made team. 

You will be given initial instructions on arrival but the rest of the journey will be determined by you and your team.  You will not be asked to play a role or do anything that you are uncomfortable with - we just want to take you on an exciting journey that takes you to new and wonderful places in the city.

What should I bring?
Wear comfortable clothing and footwear; the game has some physical elements which won't be best undertaken with high heels. The game will take place in locations indoors and out, so be prepared for wet weather. Pack your essentials remember to bring your mobile phone and money for souvenirs as we cannot take card payments.

- Is there any running?

There are some physical elements to the experience however you do not have to run - you can decide the pace at which you experience the game.

- Do I need to come as a ready made team?

If you have a team organised before you arrive, that's super. Don’t worry if you haven’t got a team, we will help you find a group of six to play with on the night.

Comment by Alison John on April 18, 2013 at 22:22

Reverie - Meet the Cast

Bizzy Day

Discovered by casting director Jane Ripley whilst studying performing arts at college, Bizzy was offered the leading role in BBC pilot The Things I Haven't Told You. After securing representation, Bizzycontinued in television, appearing in Casualty, Doctors and Crash among others and performing alongside Juliet Stevenson as her daughter in ITV mini series Place of Execution.

Following her graduation from Newport University last year, Bizzy has transitioned more into theatre, performing in Howard Barker's I Saw Myself at Chapter and Moving Being's production, Elements of Figure Skating - a music theatre collaboration with RWCMD, where she got to perform an extract of the play for HRH Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall during their visit to Cardiff on St Davids Day.

Comment by Alison John on April 17, 2013 at 23:26

Reverie - Meet the Cast

Emma MacNab

Emma is a Cardiff based actor who has worked in stage and screen for the past three years. Acting work for stage includes; Shirley in Jordan (3 Crate Productions), Cinderella in Cinderella (Oddpost Entertainment), Miss Julie in Miss Julie (Living Pictures Productions), Audrey in Blavatsky’s Tower (3 Crate Productions), Adelaide in A Sunday Roast(Empty Pocket Productions), Dandini in Cinderella (Savoy Theatre, Monmouth) , Charlotte in Hello Mrs Silverstone (Empty Pocket Productions), Princess Jasmine in Aladdin (Oddpost Entertainment). Acting work for film includes; Alison in Happy Face (Chris Cook Productions), Katie in A Dangerous Liaison (Creative Academi), Lesath in The Moon Shines Bright (Twin Tides Productions). For more information on Emma MacNab please visit www.emmamacnab.com or contact SEA Management Ltd.

Comment by Alison John on April 16, 2013 at 22:36

Don't forget today is the last day to receive extra content when you book tickets for Reverie.

http://www.chapter.org/30327.html

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