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Game, Theatre, First nations, Immersive, Futuristic, Interactive - Edinburgh Fringe

AI: The Waiting Room – An Audiovisual Journey


Angry Fish Theater and The Ally Artists Group (New York, USA)

A mysterious message from the “future self” invites participants into an immersive space where AI unveils their projected histories. In The Waiting Room, choices shape a unique, evolving audio narrative, guiding participants through moments of dreams realised and challenges faced. As their future unfolds, from the fulfilment of deepest aspirations to a global crisis that transforms the world, participants explore a bizarre, unpredictable world where technology and humanity collide, prompting reflection on how our choices shape the future.

Directed by | Natalia Yandyganova
Produced by | Joyce Lao
Stage Managed and Produced by | Sabrina Morabito
Co-produced by | Anna Bredikhina
App Developed by | David Gaynor
AI Enigneered by | Shafik Quorarishee
Partner | Jin Huang

thewaitingroomnyc.com/
instagram.com/thewaitingroomnyc/

Language Performed in English

Dates 4 August to 16 August 2025 at 15:00 (0hr40)

Format Live in-person

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    • £14.00 - £18.00
    • 7-16 August 2025
    • 40 minutes
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    • subvenue studio
    • 14+ (guidance)
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      Audience participation, Audience required to walk or move around during the performance
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