How about The Mermaid by the Dead Water?

Before entering the specific discussion of "Dead Water Shut Mermaid", it is still necessary to make a small summary of the director Meng Jinghui-perhaps he is the most popular director in the field of drama at this time, and also the most talented, free and unrestrained director in contemporary China. I've seen most of his plays. Objectively speaking, some like them very much, and some don't like them very much. But when I saw the news that there should be a China version of the immersive drama, I thought, except for him, I can satisfy both talents and financial resources. After all, there may not be many people who sincerely congratulate you on doing this well. If you don't do it well, you will lose money! As for the topic of immersive drama, Sleeping No More is so famous in recent years that I drew it twice when I was in new york! When I first saw it, it was really shocking. I don't need to elaborate on the classicality of Macbeth's story. The situation of abandoned hotels is already very attractive, and the style of the 1930 s is quite strong. I basically watched all the scenes after running with different actors. The second time I went to see it with my friends, I felt that snm's fame was really hard to compare. The reason is that after I read the same circular logic three times, the novelty has faded, and there is no room for imagination. The stylization of performances, especially excessive commercial propaganda, has a tendency to become a tourism project, which is quite disappointing. Later, after watching an immersive drama "then she fall" that only 15 viewers can enjoy, I saw another successful immersive drama. The circuit flow is carefully designed, instead of running around like snm, the one-on-one performance in the play is more exciting and dizzy, and the sense of immersion is stronger. Back to Meng Jinghui's Mermaid by the Dead Water, I wrote a synopsis on the notice to the audience before entering the theater, and summarized the plot of the play with three dreams. From a few words, I can guess that this is probably a story of emotional entanglement between men and women. The story of three dreams reminds me of Inception, my favorite film director in Christopher Nolan.