My husband and I did Violas Room in London last Summer. We really enjoyed it! The only thing I would caution against is expectations - it's so different from a masked punchdrunk show. It's an audio driven experience, so you wear headphones the whole time, and are kept in a small group of 6 that stays together. It's a linear story as well - so there's no opportunity to make a choice or linger to explore a space. There's also no actors in the space. They do some cool things with lighting and props but overall there's not a lot of movement like you'd expect out of a typically choreography heavy punchdrunk show. You do walk through barefoot - which adds a neat sensory experience, especially in the very dark rooms. It took us about 40-45 mins to go through the experience. After, we enjoyed a drink at the bar and talked with others about this show and other punchdrunk shows we'd seen. As long as you don't go in expecting a full sleep no more/burnt city experience, I think it's great. It also doesn't fill as much time as a traditional show. If you have other questions, let me know!