Players: Music Creatures is a larp that focuses on experiencing the world through music and sound. You will play the Music Creatures. They look like normal human beings, but they move, breathe and talk through sound. For many generations they have secretly blended into human societies, but this night they have chosen to open up one of their meeting places to a few invited human guests. Some Music Creatures might be excited to show the humans how they experience the world while others might be skeptical or scared. Revealing yourself to your surroundings is always a big deal. Music Creatures is an immersive, non-verbal, physical larp. An interacting audience will be invited to play the roles of human guests.

Audience: You have been invited to the secret meeting place of the music creatures. The music creatures experience the world through music and sound. They have been living secretly and silently in human societies for a very long time, but now they are opening up for the first time. You will get to interact with the music creatures on their own term and possibly get the chance to experience the world as they do.

Musical Creatures is an immersive, physical larp that focuses on experiencing the world through music and sound. You will play the silent Music Creatures. They look like normal human beings, but they move, breath, talk and experiences the world through sound. For many years they have secretly blended into human societies, but this night they have chosen to open up one of their secret meeting places to a few invited human guests. The human guests will be played by a separate group of participants who can join the experience by signing up for the program item The Music Creature Cafe.

Content Warnings: This is a physical experience. This larp involves interacting with a second group of participants coming in later.

Presented by
Nina Runa Essendrop & Jonathan Goldsmith: Nina Runa Essendrop is a Danish artist and larp designer with a masters degree in Theater, Dance and Performance Studies. She has a strong focus on movement, sensory experiences and the meaning of physical action. Nina is an active player in the Nordic Larp community. She has designed and produced blackbox larps, freeform games, large scale-larps, audience inclusive larps and larp festivals and she has collaborated with artists in both Europe and New York. Jonathan Goldsmith is a psychotherapist, hypnotherapist, trainer and facilitator based in London. As part of this work he collaborates with artists working in immersive theatre, larp and cross-modal events bringing tools from his practice to enhance the participants experience. Jonathan and Nina collaborate together to explore the space between their work