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London's West End hit Potted Potter: The Unauthorized Harry Experience – A Parody by Dan and Jeff is flying back to Toronto!

Quixotic is bringing a circus-inspired, immersive cabaret to Denver in June, and Lighthouse ArtSpace extended its Disney Animation Immersive Experience.

Empty stores in Chicago are being filled with experiential attractions, such as museums of ice cream and torture, and immersive exhibitions to draw tourists to downtown in the continued absence of office workers.

Several years ago, immersive experiences showcasing popular artists such as Prince and Vincent van Gogh began popping up around Chicago, putting life back into the streets and filling once-vacant storefronts.

Several years ago, immersive experiences showcasing popular artists such as Prince and Vincent van Gogh began popping up around Chicago, putting life back into the streets and filling once-vacant storefronts.

Several years ago, immersive experiences showcasing popular artists such as Prince and Vincent van Gogh began popping up around Chicago, putting life back into the streets and filling once-vacant storefronts. It was unclear whether immersive-style attractions, which allow guests to interact with the exhibits around them, were a passing fad or here to stay. But most are still going strong, and ...

Several years ago, immersive experiences showcasing popular artists such as Prince and Vincent van Gogh began popping up around Chicago, putting life back into the streets and filling once-vacant storefronts. It was unclear whether immersive-style attractions, which allow guests to interact with the exhibits around them, were a passing fad or here to stay. But most are still going strong, and ...

The company behind the "Immersive Van Gogh" exhibit that spent six weeks in Oklahoma City last year announced a new partnership to create a special immersive exhibit for the museum.

Magician and stunt performer David Blaine is bringing his new Las Vegas production,“Impossible,” to Encore Theater at the Wynn on the Las Vegas Strip.

We never needed projection gizmos and expensive tickets to enjoy great art, says writer Rachel Connolly