Jacobz Laddr
Pick a card, spark a scene. Jacobz Laddr shifts sound and light in real time. Drop in, bring friends, and shape the room together.
About this Event
Jacobz Laddr is an interactive, drop-in performance where the audience drives what happens next—one card at a time.
THE TEAM
Performers
Raphael Xavier: MC and Poetry
Daniel Belquer: Synth and Tech
Sam Wells: Trumpet and Tech
Murilo O'Reilly: Analog and Digital Percussion
Crew
Conceived by Daniel Belquer
Directed by Dai Boschini and Daniel Belquer
Light Design by Renato Machado
Production Assistant: Jakob Vedova
Cards Design: Saffron Buscemi
Film version:
Directed by Dai Boschini
Director of Photography: Aaron Windhurst
1st Assistant Camera: Hadyn Carter-Hanson
Production Assistant: Emma Nolen
How it works
There’s a deck of 20 cards.
Each time someone draws a card, the room responds instantly: the sound, light, and atmosphere shift to reveal a new scene.
Your choice doesn’t just add something—it changes the whole space, like turning a page in a live, immersive story.
The 12-scene arc (and why it matters)
This experience has a built-in countdown: when the 12th scene is revealed, the show ends.
That means every draw pushes the piece forward toward a real finale. The room gradually transforms, tension builds, and the ending arrives as a collective result of everyone’s choices.
Why it’s a truly unique show
Because the order of draws shapes the journey, the show can unfold in 60,339,831,552,000 different ways—about 60× the estimated number of stars in the Andromeda Galaxy.
So you’re not watching a “repeatable” performance—you’re inside a version that can only happen once, with this exact crowd, on this night.
What to expect
No prep required — you don’t need to know anything going in.
Come for 5 minutes or stay for the full arc — you can drop in, but if you stick around you’ll feel the narrative build.
It’s social and collaborative — bring friends and let them pick a card too.
Every run is different — the order of the cards changes the journey.
Your role
You’re not “watching” a show—you’re activating it.
Draw a card, watch the environment change, and feel the moment you helped create.
Conceived by Daniel Belquer
Directed by Dai Boschini
Light Design by Renato Machado
Film version by Dai Boschini
Director of Photography Aaron
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