Where is the venue located?

The venue address is 254 36th Street, 2nd Fl, Bldg 2, Industry City, Brooklyn, NY.

How long is the show and when should I arrive?

The experience lasts approximately 90 minutes or more; please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled time slot to check in.

Is the venue accessible?

Yes — the venue is wheelchair accessible; if you need accommodations, staff can assist at check-in.

Is there parking or transit nearby?

Yes — the D N R lines stop at 36th St Station; there is a parking lot on Second Ave between 36th St and 39th St and metered street parking nearby.

What is the refund/cancellation policy?

Tickets are non-refundable; for issues contact brooklyn@thebrooklynpop.com.

A Brooklyn Dream: Immersive Play at Industry City Brings Bay Ridge Stories to Life

Q: Can I film or take photos?

Photography is welcome throughout the experience, but please refrain from filming during the immersive play; filming is permitted before and after the performance.

A Brooklyn Dream — an immersive play inside The Brooklyn Pop Exhibit — takes place at 254 36th Street, 2nd Fl, Bldg 2, Industry City, Brooklyn, NY. For 90 minutes and more, audiences move through cinematic recreations of Brooklyn streets, stoops, train yards and living rooms, following three generations of a Bay Ridge family as the past and present collide. The production centers on Kaves, a graffiti writer and musician navigating 1980s Brooklyn, whose story threads through archival footage, installation art and a raw live score. Sets are built to feel lived-in: spray-painted alleys that smell faintly of oil and paint, a cramped apartment staged like a memory, a rumbling train yard where soundscapes put your chest in motion. Actors weave between viewers; scenes unfold inches away, dissolving the barrier between spectator and story. What makes this more than a play is how it layers media. Film projections loop across brick facades, songs bleed into dialogue, and artifacts—letters, photographs, a battered tape deck—anchor the narrative in real family history. The show traces post‑war immigrant grit alongside the fire of hip‑hop’s golden era, offering both a cultural chronicle and an intimate family portrait. It’s confrontational and tender in equal measure: you leave seeing the city a little differently. Practical details are straightforward. Check in at the door and "Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled time slot." The venue is wheelchair accessible and recommended for audiences aged 12 and up. To protect the performance, "please refrain from filming during the immersive play. Photography is welcome throughout the experience,and filming is permitted before and after the performance." Tickets are non‑refundable; for issues contact [email protected]. Getting there is part of the day: the D N R lines stop at 36th St Station; a parking lot sits on Second Ave between 36th St and 39th St, and meter parking is available nearby. Industry City’s industrial bones—the brick warehouses and ferry‑era docks nearby—give the production a useful, urban stage that feels both specific and emblematic of Brooklyn’s working neighborhoods. Buy a time slot that suits your pace; small groups and tight, moving scenes reward curiosity and attention. This is a visit for people who want to feel a city’s social history under their feet, and for those who like theater that asks you to be present, mobile and unafraid to listen. Wear comfortable shoes and keep bags small; the experience moves through tight spaces and requires standing. Arrive open to interaction—actors may address audience members but will not single out unwilling people. If you need accommodations, staff will assist at check‑in. Pair the visit with a waterfront walk and local coffee in Industry City to extend the evening and reflect on the stories you just witnessed now.

About The Brooklyn Pop Experience LLC

The Brooklyn Pop Experience LLC is a Brooklyn, New York–based immersive theatre producer and cultural tour operator that stages narrative-driven experiences rooted in local history, community stories, and hip-hop culture. Operating under an LLC structure, the company presents curated events that combine live performance, walking routes, and archival storytelling. Its flagship offering, A BROOKLYN DREAM — IMMERSIVE PLAY (Jan 31, 2026), invites audiences to step into Brooklyn’s past and present through streets, family stories, and musical heritage. The production foregrounds community resilience and creative expression while mapping local landmarks into theatrical sequences.

Programming emphasizes site-specific staging, narrative research, and collaboration with neighborhood voices to produce layered, sensory storytelling. Performances are designed for limited-capacity audiences to preserve intimacy and direct engagement between performers and attendees. Ticketing details, schedule, and meeting points are published for each event and updated ahead of performance dates.

As a featured business on The Adventure Collective, The Brooklyn Pop Experience LLC is positioned among curated cultural experiences for travelers and locals seeking meaningful city exploration. The company’s use of immersive formats and explicit scheduling for events provides clear expectations for patrons. Safety, respectful storytelling, and attention to local context inform production practices. Audiences can expect a blend of historical detail, live performance, and musical influence that illuminates Brooklyn’s lived experiences. For information about upcoming dates, reservations, and accessibility, consult the official event listing for A BROOKLYN DREAM or the feature page on The Adventure Collective.

Audience members should review meeting logistics, accessibility notes, and content advisories before booking tickets.

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