Pioneering the blend of Escape Rooms and Immersive Theater.
My Creative Background
In 2016, after decades of working in film and theatre, I leapt into the escape-room design world, using actors and engaging storylines to more fully immerse the players in their adventures. After over ten years of success and numerous awards, I am looking to push creative boundaries and entertain audiences in brand new ways.
My Creative Vision
Open-world design, allowing players to choose their path.
Have engaging characters to enhance immersion, keep things on track, and provide another layer to the story development.
A multi-layered story and physical world with numerous paths and clear goals for players.
Gated areas and story threads accessible on subsequent visits. (replayability)
“Set design fluidly progressed from ordinary to thematic and impressive, seamlessly supporting theme and character; in hindsight, it was a striking design choice.”
— Cindi S - roomescapeartist.com“Lock and Clue Escape rooms provide a truly unique escape room experience that cannot be found at any other venues in the area. With a focus on immersion, a succinct yet effective narrative, and spacious and well theme rooms, Lock and Clue goes beyond solving puzzles and instead puts its participants in their own compelling escape story.”
— Former Customer“The minute that we started our game, we were teleported onto a movie set. The decor of the room was top notch! The level of detail that was incorporated into the set was amazing and the Gen-4 technology was outstanding!”
— Brandon Chow - EscapetheRoomers.com“The Cellar II: Saul’s Revenge surprised us. Lock & Clue Escape Rooms struck an engaging balance between camp and legitimate scares.
This wasn’t a Party City Halloween props horror game. The Cellar II had some really interesting and unusual set pieces, some elegantly designed puzzles, and a great in-character gamemaster who breathed life into the game.
If you’re in Rhode Island, there’s a lot to love about the The Cellar II, especially if a horror experience appeals to you. Go investigate for yourself.”
— David Spira - roomescapeartist.comContact Jason
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