May 7 - 12, 2024

METAMORPHOSIS

All shows at Studio Exhibit
62 Orchard St, 2nd Fl | MAP

The bug inside is holding you back.
KafkaTech can make you clean again.
Join the METAMORPHOSIS.

Inspired by the classic absurdist novel by Franz Kafka.
Created by PTE artists Clara Francesca & Leo Lion.

Set at an uncanny corporate retreat, this original immersive retelling of a mysterious transformation from human to insect fuses audio tech, physical theatre, and interactive sensory installations. This darkly humorous and beautifully strange exploration of self-help, corporate culture, and late-stage capitalist anxieties will leave you changed…for the better. We promise.

If you like Sleep No More, you will love METAMORPHOSIS.
If you like Escape the Room, you will love METAMORPHOSIS.
If you like Twin Peaks, you will love METAMORPHOSIS.
If you like video games like Portal, you will love METAMORPHOSIS.
If you like classic works by Kafka, Camus, or Foucault, you will love METAMORPHOSIS.
If you like dystopian sci-fi, you will love METAMORPHOSIS.
If you like ASMR, you will love METAMORPHOSIS.

Phoenix Theatre Ensemble is proud to present METAMORPHOSIS be in association with Project Kafka 2024, a year-long European celebration in honor of the 100th Anniversary of Kafka’s passing and his profound impact on European literature. Click their logo below to learn more about Project Kafka.

PLEASE BE ADVISED

  • THERE IS NO LATE SEATING FOR THIS SHOW!! Please allow extra time for trains, traffic, locating the venue, etc, so that you arrive by the time designated on your ticket.

  • ALLERGEN ADVISORY: The show involves apples. If you have any allergies, please take necessary precautions.

  • SENSORY/IMAGE ADVISORY: The performance includes voluntary touch and taste components. If you have entomophobia, be prepared for images that may trigger discomfort. Loud sounds and stark lighting will be used during the show. Participate at your own discretion.

  • ACCESSIBILITY ADVISORY: This experience has a walk-around component and requires audience members to move through the space. Please contact leo@phoenixtheatreensemble.org with questions about accessibility needs before purchasing your ticket.