Review of Charlie Victor Romeo (2014) by Daniel G — 04 Feb 2014

I have been fortunate enough to see most every incarnation of Charlie Victor Romeo since it was conceived and first performed at the Collective Unconscious. CVR has always been able to deliver the emotion that accompanies the horror of when things go dreadfully wrong in the cockpit. The addition of 3D videography only works to heighten the intimacy of that horror. Simply, there is no other performance that I know of that can so genuinely bring about an emotion of fear merely by its performance.

Charlie Victor Romeo was a groundbreaking work of live performance. The 2013 movie only builds upon the works strength by using technology, in a non-gimmicky way, to bring film audiences closer to the bosom of horror.