The one-on-one is a private encounter between an actor and an audience member, often in a private space, that reveals certain details about the show that can’t be gleaned from anywhere else. They ask if you really want to spoil your experience with the details. The superfans talked in hushed tones about them. Apparently, he was operating the elevators that week. One of the superfans I spoke to spent over a week chasing a particular actor who played five roles, trying to see him in every one. Yin believes it takes around 20 visits to get a thorough understanding of the story, by following just two characters. Xu’s friend Yin (close to 100 visits) was left completely baffled by her first experience. The changing cast and chance to experience the choreography up close are additional attractions. This complexity and the desire to understand all of the various levels is one of the strongest pulls for superfans like Xu, who only buy the 770rmb VIP tickets. The plot, which is adapted from Macbeth but influenced by Hitchcock’s Rebecca and given a twist by incorporating the Chinese folktale Legend of the White Snake, is multi-layered. I had to see them all.” The play takes place across five floors of the hotel, with various scenes playing out for just a few audience members at a time. After seeing it the first time, she said “I realized I missed out on the essential scenes. She attributes her 67 visits to a science background and a need for completion. "I realized I missed out on all the essential scenes.
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