You decide who lives, who dies in live theatrical experience
SINS is a dark live experience where theatre, psychological challenge and audience power collide… and it is coming to Peterborough New Theatre on September 4.
At the centre of it all stands a figure known only as The Examiner. Seven individuals have been taken and brought before him - each representing one of the Seven Deadly Sins: Lust. Gluttony. Sloth. Envy. Wrath. Pride. Greed.
One by one their stories unfold on stage, revealing how ordinary choices can quietly spiral into something far more destructive.
But this is not a show you simply watch.
Throughout the experience the audience is drawn into the process through intelligent challenges, timed decisions and judgement trials woven directly into the narrative.
And every choice you make changes what happens next.
No one will see what you choose. No one will know how you voted. But the consequences are immediate.
This is not horror built on jump scares. It is something far more unsettling. Because the true tension does not come from The Examiner. It comes from the audience.
Every performance ends differently. Some captives will survive. Some will not. And when the night is over, the most disturbing question will not be what The Examiner did.
It will be this: when you were given power – quietly, anonymously… what did you choose to do with it?
If audience participation is your thing, there is still time to get tickets for Murder Trial Tonight 4: Death of a Landlord at the New Theatre on June 4.
Victor Sloane, a wealthy and ruthless landlord, was found murdered in his office. Police charged tenant Tre Bennet, a reclusive man battling mental health issues.
You are the jury. Hear the case from the prosecution and defence. Deliver your verdict: Guilty or Not Guilty.
The shocking real-life outcome will be revealed on the big screen after the trial.