Woodshed Collective is one of the US’s premier immersive and installation theater companies. Since 2008, the company has presented large scale theatrical events including: Twelve Ophelias performed in McCarren Park Pool in Williamsburg; The Confidence Man, adapted from Melville's novel, and performed on a decommissioned steamship on the Hudson River; The Tenant, adapted from the novel and film and performed in a five storey 19th Century Parish House on the Upper West Side; and the critically acclaimed Empire Travel Agency, a grail quest criss-crossing Lower Manhattan, where groups of four audience members (at a time) hunted for the secret to the vibrancy of New York (The Guardian’s BEST OF THE YEAR LIST).
Most recently, the company co-created, co-produced, and designed the award winning, hit immersive musical, KPOP - a high octane trip into the world of Korean Pop music. KPOP won the Lortel Award for Outstanding New Musical and the Richard Rodgers Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
Driven by the belief in the combined power of stories and architecture to break down the barriers of everyday life, Woodshed's shows aim to create genuine awe.
