COMA

I've been to 4 darkfield shows now. This was solid and definitely worth "seeing", but not for anyone with claustrophobia issues or fear of the dark. I would say Seance and Flight were better than this, but I like that they're introducing new gimmicks and concepts. My main complaint would be that the tiny pill dish wasn't obvious. I was searching all around my head and couldn't find it until I kept searching with the lights out. Two of my party were convinced the pill was just mentioned to confuse people, because they couldn't find theirs at all.

Do it. It's terrifying but do it.

triggering and thought provoking if you want to experience being in a controlling environment like an internment camp or insane asylum. I wonder if future iterations of the project would have a talk back or processing afterwards for people to consider what this made them think about and how it is a privilege to experience that activation in a safe way and how peoeple can be supported after actually experiencing that type of experience in real life. The experience made me more empathic to survivors and id like to bridge the gap between awareness and taking action to help people who are in these experiences.

Solid show from Darkfield. It falls more on the weird side than the scary and I was not a fan at all of the pill. Super gross. The story is a good one though and I left as puzzled as I did from the others, especially Eulogy. If you liked Eulogy, you will probably like Coma. The binaural audio is as awesome as usual.