This immersive theater performance takes place in 1930s New York at the Khan Theater. Audience members move freely through various rooms, making real-time choices that alter the plot and interact with mysterious performers. The suspenseful story explores illusion and survival, featuring triggers for simulated gunfire and explosions. The show runs for approximately one and a half hours without an intermission.
In Akhizat Einayim, you are not just spectators, but active participants.
Welcome to Morpheus – the place where reality and illusion collide. The 1930s. New York during the Great Depression. Behind the scenes of a mysterious magic theater, a dangerous battle of desires unfolds.
This show has no assigned seating; the audience is invited to wander through the theater space, follow the characters across different rooms, and piece together the puzzle fragments themselves. Your real-time choices will dictate the unfolding events, change the course of the plot, and determine the fate of the characters.
This is an immersive roaming theater experience that pulls the audience into a dark world of tormented mentalists, ambitious magicians, and deadly secrets. When a professional competition on stage turns into a ruthless game of survival, the line between truth and lies blurs.
Every room hides a secret, every character bears a scar (or a loaded gun), and nothing is as it seems.
The performance takes place across the various spaces of HaTeatron HaHan (Khan Theater), with the audience moving between them. Please wear comfortable shoes.
Trigger Warning – The performance “Akhizat Einayim” includes props resembling guns and explosion sounds. Please take this into consideration before watching.
Performance duration: Approximately one and a half hours (without intermission).