Jason Warren is a London-based theatre director, dramaturg and practitioner. His work as a director and dramaturg includes Nerve/Jekyll and Hyde (UK tour), The Sacred Obscene (London and Edinburgh), Two Girls (Southwark Playhouse), and fourteen new plays under the banner of his previous company, AXIS Arts, focused exclusively on new writing, innovative formats and emerging artists. Under AXIS Arts and its predecessor AXIS Theatre, he produced the majority of his immersive work, including Caligula, Anima and #MSND. He also works regularly with marginalised voices, including work with disabled artists and in ex-conflict zones. He is a regular director at East 15 Acting School.
'This book is very much an encourager and enabler of ideas... Jason
Warren's writing style is clear, full of vim and often with a light
sense of humour. He brilliantly explores and categories the various
elements that go into making many forms of immersive work...
incredibly useful both for practitioners new to immersive work but
also for those who have staged such work in the past... a
fantastically insightful and clear exploration of the mechanics of
immersive performance and one which bears repeat reading before and
during a making process'
*Drama Magazine*
'A valuable guide… the advice given is judicious and
constructive'
*Word Matters - Journal of the Society of Teachers of Speech and
Drama*
'Jason Warren's exceptional introduction to the world of immersive
theatre creation is an essential starting point. This book is a
must have for any drama library… a brilliant guidebook that
simplifies terminology for students and makes the impossible seem
possible'
*Teaching Drama Magazine*
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