Full disclosure: I’m a fan and a supporter, and listen to every single ep, many more than once. This podcast covers this broad, growing industry with passion and commitment. From major events on the global map like Venice & Tribeca (RIP) to the impact of the pandemic, to small, can’t-miss regional and local (Los Angeles, Vegas, Denver, etc.) coverage and reviews, Noah Nelson does the immersive community worldwide an incredible service with this podcast. The host needs to show more restraint with the chatter and digressions, without losing the passion and commitment that make this an essential podcast. Rotation of hosting would go a long way to rectifying that, as the team seems to have lost some key personnel who handled reviews and other features. I’ll still listening, no matter what.

My favorite podcasts get down to the bottom of something and then start digging. Every NoPro podcast does this. If you care about immersive you'll fall in love. If you don't, you'll probably still enjoy every episode because Noah dives so heavily into the psyche of his creators

Rife with pretense. Devoid of charisma. Borderline insufferable.

Hear from the best and the brightest practitioners and critics in the medium.

A lot of people love their area of interest but how many go that extra mile and dedicate every waking hour to exploring, reviewing, venerating, sharing and growing their beloved genre. Noah Nelson gives until it hurts on his podcast which features not only his diligence but the diligence of a dedicated staff of reviewers who scour the globe for immersive entertainment worth sharing with us. You will find every episode to be a trove of insightful information on everything from Escape Rooms to VR. Enjoy it all. I do ... every week and then some!

Great convo and insights into interactivity. 10/10 would recommend

Great conversation, insight on knowledge on the immersive space!

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This podcasts presents news about immersive theatre productions across the country and in depth interviews with artists who make immersive experiences. Essential listening for both fans of the form and especially anyone working in the field.

About 5 years ago I "discovered" immersive theatre for the first time, going in blindly to an amazing show in NYC called SLEEP NO MORE. In my first moments in the space, I knew my relationship to theatre was forever changed, and I have eagerly sought out other immersive and site specific performances. Unfortunately, there is still a lot of mislabeling and many things that are promoted as "immersive" are anything but. HOWEVER, along scomes the No Proscenium Podcast (and their incredibly helpful newsletter and Facebook pages) and I suddenly have access to a plethora of information and conversations about this new passion of mine. Their understanding of themselves as observers of this art form and how the very act of discussing it can have an impact on the experience is vital to the success of this podcast, because they can discuss productions without giving it away. They can build excitement without taking away from the blind-first-timers experience. More of this type of commentary, please, Universe!

No Proscenium is an unparalleled source of information and insight about immersive theater (and its ilk) in the United States.