What started in 2011 as a limited run performance has blossomed into one of New York City’s biggest theatrical attractions. Nearly five years later, the show is still filling up their West 27th Street warehouse with hundreds of guests on a daily basis. It’s called Sleep No More, a reimagining of Shakespeare’s Macbeth that takes place in a fictional 1930’s-era hotel called, “The McKittrick.” What makes Sleep No More so unique is that it is a fully immersive and interactive show. Picture a ‘Broadway play meets haunted house,’ and you’ve got a basic idea of what to expect.
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