SWEET & LUCKY: ECHO

An immersive theater work by Zach Morris/Third Rail Projects in collaboration with the Denver Center for Performing Arts: Off-Center

A world that is built around you. A story of collective remembrance.

People gathered in a dimly lit venue with warm orange lighting, sitting on chairs at tables and shelves filled with boxes in the background. A person is standing and reaching to pick up a box.
Two women stand face to face on a stage illuminated by blue and purple lights, with one woman holding the other's face in an intimate gesture. Several people are in the background, and the ceiling has hanging white circular lights with numbers.
A group of people sitting around a table in a dark room illuminated by purple lighting, with a woman standing and speaking to them, large cardboard boxes on shelves in the background, small candles on the table.
A woman standing on a table in a dimly lit room with purple and blue lighting, surrounded by seated people. The room has shelves filled with boxes and a bright light shining behind her.
A woman in a floral top peeking out of a storage shelf in a warehouse, lit with warm orange lighting.
Two women sitting on a bench in a dimly lit room with purple lighting. One woman is lying back with her head on the other's lap, looking upwards. The woman sitting has dark hair and a concerned expression. Behind them, people are queuing or walking,

Photos by Jamie Kraus Photography

Sweet & Lucky: Echo was a companion piece to the 2016 immersive hit, Sweet & Lucky that swept the Denver theater scene and skyrocketed “immersive” as a category of performance.

As an actor and devising collaborator, I played the role of Blue, one of the two lovers. Through fragmented scenes over five decades, dance, and interactive musings on memory, Sweet & Lucky: Echo crafted a delicate and delightful space of grief, solace, and community.