THE BEST MEDICINE PRODUCTIONS
Theatre as an action verb
2022 SEASON
THE SHERLOCK HOLMES EXPERIENCE
Sherlock Holmes needs your help! As a fledgling detective, your job is to follow the clues through the streets of London and solve the crime of the century. Decipher codes and solve mysterious puzzles as you unravel malevolent misdeeds that take you to the upper echelons of British society. Will you stop the nefarious villain before they strike again?
MIND'S EYE ADVENTURE PARTY
Escape with your friends to another world in this interactive, online adventure. Join a quest to the Wild West, outer space, magical lands or many other places in these playable narratives where you are the hero. A guide will lead you through the immersive journey but your choices and your survival are up to you.
THE SHADOW SPACE
An immersive ghost story where the audience are the ghosts. Part immersive play that has elements of escape rooms. As you reach through to the other side, your actions are a matter of life and death.
(UN)LIVING HISTORY HAUNTS
We take historic sites in cities around the world, research the history, and bring the local ghosts to life in a new and terrifying twist to haunted houses.
Named by Fodor's Travel Guide as one of the 13 best Halloween events in America.
GET INSIDE OF WHAT'S HAPPENING
Who? Why? What?
WHO IS BMP?
What do we do?
We create opportunities for audiences to interact in new ways with performance, making theatre a more visceral and living experience.
Why now?
Participatory theatre is evolving, allowing new ways for an audience to have an active role in experience creation. You can be more than just a spectator.
WHAT'S A 4TH WALL BETWEEN FRIENDS?
Step inside the show let it live in you.
The best medicine is to laugh, be challenged and to feel some risk.
In our previous productions people became part of a circus, did stand up comedy in the streets, and danced in caves.
The lines between audience and performance just got a lot blurrier. Come see where our next show will take you!
"We are no longer content to sit quietly in our seats when we can storm the stages."
Lyn Gardner, The Guardian
