"Lisbon – the Death of the Raven" is an immersive theatre experience that transports audiences to 1924 Lisbon. Without spoken words, the performance captivates with its intricate choreography and mesmerizing narrative centered around Edgar Allan Poe’s envy of Fernando Pessoa. Spanning over 2,000 square meters, the show features more than 25 meticulously designed rooms, inviting visitors to closely follow the actors and uncover hidden elements. This unique format promises a deeply engaging exploration for adults seeking an otherworldly theatrical journey.

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Key Points

"The Death of the Raven" is an immersive theatre experience set in 1924 Lisbon, focusing on Edgar Allan Poe’s plot to kill Fernando Pessoa.
The performance features no spoken word; communication is solely through body movement and choreography, making it accessible to non-Portuguese speakers.
The experience spans over 2,000 square meters with more than 25 rooms, encouraging attendees to closely follow the actors to uncover hidden elements.
Tickets start at $41.59 per person, and the 2-hour experience is non-refundable, with private or small group options available.
The unique format of this immersive theatre production, typically found in major cities, provides a one-of-a-kind experience distinct from traditional theatre.

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Show Overview

"A Morte do Corvo" is an immersive theatre experience set in 1924 Lisbon, focusing on Edgar Allan Poe’s envy-driven plot to kill Fernando Pessoa, Portugal’s renowned poet.

An immersive theatre experience set in 1924 Lisbon, focused on Edgar Allan Poe’s plot to kill Fernando Pessoa, Portugal’s renowned poet.

The show spans over 2,000 sqm with more than 25 rooms, including an Initiation Forest, Burlesque Cabaret, and Opium Den, housed in a former Military Hospital.

The performance features no spoken word; characters communicate through body movement and choreography, a rare format primarily found in New York or London.

Attendees are encouraged to follow actors closely to fully grasp the storyline and discover hidden elements.

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Ticket Information

Tickets for "A Morte do Corvo" start at $41.59 per person.

The immersive theatrical experience lasts 2 hours and is non-refundable. Private or small group options are available.

Visitors can check the website for starting times. Attendees are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and prepare for a two-floor exploration with staircases, as there’s no lift.

The experience isn’t suitable for children under 18 or individuals with mobility impairments.

Making noise, video recording, and using cameras during the show are prohibited.

Unique Features

Though rarely found outside of major metropolitan areas like New York or London, the performance at "A Morte do Corvo" features a unique format absent of spoken word.

Characters communicate solely through body movement and choreography, a rare approach that requires attendees to closely follow the actors to fully grasp the storyline and uncover hidden elements.

This format makes the experience accessible to non-Portuguese speakers, allowing them to enjoy the envy-driven plot between Edgar Allan Poe and Fernando Pessoa.

The show’s immersive nature spans over 2,000 sq. meters, with more than 25 rooms to explore.

Visitor Guidelines

Guests should wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for a two-floor exploration involving staircases, as there’s no lift available. The experience is not suitable for children under 18 or individuals with mobility impairments. Making noise, video recording, and using cameras during the show are prohibited.

| | Do | Don’t |

| — | — | — |

| Attire | Comfortable shoes | High heels |

| Age | 18+ | Under 18 |

| Mobility | No impairments | Mobility issues |

| Conduct | Quiet, no recording | Loud, video/photos |

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Customer Reviews

The performance has earned overwhelmingly positive reviews from past attendees. Based on 30 reviews, the production boasts an impressive 4.8 out of 5 overall rating.

Reviewers praise the show’s innovative design, captivating choreography, and immersive atmosphere. Many highlight the experience’s uniqueness, noting that the lack of spoken dialogue makes it accessible for non-Portuguese speakers.

Visitors recommend the show for its one-of-a-kind nature, encouraging others to follow the actors closely to fully grasp the storyline and uncover hidden elements throughout the expansive 2,000 square meter venue.

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Set the Stage

As visitors step inside the former Military Hospital, they’re transported to the captivating world of 1924 Lisbon.

Spanning over 2,000 square meters, the immersive experience features more than 25 rooms, including an Initiation Forest, Burlesque Cabaret, and Opium Den.

Spanning over 2,000 square meters, the immersive experience features more than 25 rooms, including an Initiation Forest, Burlesque Cabaret, and Opium Den.

The set design immerses attendees in the atmospheric setting, evoking the aesthetic of early 20th-century Portugal.

Without spoken word, the performance relies on body movement and choreography to convey the envy-driven narrative between Edgar Allan Poe and Fernando Pessoa.

Participants are encouraged to closely follow the actors to fully grasp the storyline and uncover hidden details within the elaborate sets.

Character Immersion

Although the performance relies on body movement and choreography rather than spoken word, visitors can fully enjoy the captivating characters.

Actors bring their roles to life through expressive physicality, seamlessly guiding the audience through the intricate plot. Attendees are encouraged to follow the performers closely, as they reveal hidden clues and nuances that enhance the storytelling.

The lack of dialogue creates an accessible experience for non-Portuguese speakers, allowing them to connect with the characters on a deeper, emotional level.

This unique format transports visitors into Poe’s envy-driven world, making for an unforgettable theatrical adventure.

Exploring the Otherworldly

Immersing oneself in the performance’s otherworldly atmosphere is a captivating aspect of the "A Morte do Corvo" experience.

Captivating the senses, the otherworldly atmosphere of "A Morte do Corvo" transports visitors to realms of mystique and enchantment.

The show’s intricate set design transports visitors to an eerie realm, with:

An Initiation Forest, where the surrounding foliage and dimmed lighting create a mystical ambiance.
An Opium Den, where hazy smoke and low lighting evoke a sense of altered consciousness.
A Burlesque Cabaret, where the sultry choreography and vintage decor conjure an air of decadence and mystery.

Attendees are encouraged to explore these fantastical environments, discovering hidden details and seeing the immersive narrative.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is There Any Food or Drink Available During the Performance?

Food and drinks are not available during the performance. However, there are opportunities to purchase refreshments before and after the show at the venue’s on-site concessions area.

Can I Attend the Show Alone or Do I Need to Go With a Group?

Attendees can enjoy the experience alone or with a group. The show welcomes both solo visitors and small parties, providing an immersive and engaging journey through the theatrical production without the need for a larger group.

Is the Show in Portuguese or Is It Translated Into Other Languages?

The show is performed without spoken word, so it’s accessible for non-Portuguese speakers. The choreography and immersive elements allow attendees to follow the storyline regardless of their language background.

Are There Any Special Effects or Supernatural Elements in the Performance?

The performance features visual and audio special effects, creating a supernatural atmosphere. Lighting, projection, and sound design transport attendees to a world of gothic horror and Poe’s macabre imagination without spoken dialogue.

What Is the Dress Code for Attending the Show?

The show’s dress code is casual and comfortable. Attendees are advised to wear sturdy shoes as they’ll be moving through different rooms and participating in the immersive experience. No formal wear is required, allowing visitors to focus on the performance.

The Sum Up

"Lisbon – the Death of the Raven" offers a captivating, immersive experience that transports visitors to 1924 Lisbon. With its innovative choreography, intricate set design, and wordless narrative, the performance invites guests to explore a mesmerizing exploration of Poe’s envy of Pessoa. This unique format encourages active engagement, revealing hidden elements and fostering a deeply engaging theatrical journey.

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