IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES IN THE HEART OF SF
CREATING THE WORLDS YOU WANT TO LIVE IN
CREATING THE WORLDS YOU WANT TO LIVE IN
Pop Culture Immersive takes over landmark San Francisco buildings to create your favorite worlds from TV and cinema. Enlisting top Bay Area talent, our original shows uniquely combine interactive theater, burlesque, music and dancing to transport you to the worlds you love.
Upcoming:
The year is 1998, and you are cordially invited to attend prom at Sunnydale High School! In this large-scale Buffy the Vampire Slayer parody immersive experience, guests will interact with the characters they know and love as they relive their favorite moments from the iconic TV series.
We partner with venues in San Francisco to bring culture and vibrancy into these epic spaces. and to keep SF weird.
Interested in letting us transform your space?
Talent and Volunteers
Our shows would not happen without the support of artists, performers, musicians, dancers, acrobats, technicians, designers, backstage staff, box office and coat check volunteers, and our incredible community. Want to join us?
About Michael and Daniel!
MICHAEL PHILLIS is an award-winning writer, director, actor, producer, and drag artist. His written works include the solo plays D*Face, Dolls, and Patty From HR as well as full-length plays The Hand That Rocks The Crawford, Sqream, Pride in Gotham, and Thighs Wide Shut. He is the writer, director, and co-creator of Baloney, San Francisco's Gay All-Male Revue at Oasis as well as the writer, director, and co-creator of Pop Culture Immersives, the Bay Area's newest immersive theater generator.
DANIEL SHERMAN is an artist, activist, socialite and PR mogul. A long-time San Franciscan, Daniel has produced and starred in local productions over the past two decades, including with NCTC, Ray of Light Theater, and the USF College Players. Outside of the arts, Daniel works with professionals on storytelling and media strategies. As co-creator of Pop Culture Immersives, Daniel hopes to make San Francisco a global arts destination, allowing audiences to experience our most beloved fictional worlds.
