"He's the Tom Cruise of immersive theatre"*

- Darren Lynn Bousman

*although these days Terence is more like the Ted Lasso of immersive theatre, via his company #metaforyou

No Proscenium:

The Immersive 5 interview

Terence talks with Noah Nelson about his company #metaforyou on the No Proscenium Podcast

Terence talks more with Noah Nelson about his company #metaforyou and immersive interactive theater on the No Proscenium Podcast

“stalwart of the Los Angeles immersive theatre scene, Terence Leclere... provides a warm, meta-welcome to the experience."

"Leclere has a way of speaking that’s simply hypnotic; his poetic, dulcet tones quickly put me at ease...”

Vice:
Terence talks TEMPEST and The Under Presents by Tender Claws 

VRFocus:
"An actor takes the role of Prospero – in my case it was the very talented Terence Leclere – guiding proceedings by reciting the story, advancing the scenes and most importantly, guiding the group to enact various roles and bring the narrative to life"

CNet:
"Think of the host as a type of dungeon master that can summon objects, transport the players to new locations or weave a story together. We became the pieces that made his tale a reality."

Eye on Immersive:

“Terence Leclere [...] bring[s] your attention on yourself and how you feel, readying you for what is to come.”

Immersed:
"Bringing Immersive Home: An Exclusive Interview with the Mind Behind Metaforyou";
"Terence Leclere disguising the mesmerizing level of vulnerability in his eyes with a façade of leading-man bravado";
A recollection through the immersive Tension Experience featuring Terence

Broadway World:
"tall" "oversexed" "party boy"

The Verge:
Terence featured in an article about immersive interactive storytelling in music festivals

Stage Raw:
“chilling, climactic”, “otherworldly”

LA Weekly:
“mordantly hilarious”, “a soulful standout”

Buzzfeed:
“gifted”, “hilarious”, “totally owning the role”

Hollywood Fringe:
"Of note, I could have stared into the Anthony Perkins-like glare of Terence Leclere all night long."

Variety:
"fully present", "excellent"

LAist:
"hilarious and memorable"; "Terence Leclere conveys a perfectly discerning delicacy and empathic angst…” & “Leclere also has a weird, but ultimately compelling Dan Aykroyd kind of vibe that we really dig."

Backstage:
"pricelessly funny"

The Huffington Post:
"I can see his courage... as he stands on the stage, speaking a truth that might seem on the surface embarrassing..., but under the embarrassment, is the story of connection and longing for shared experience. That’s what his story was about: how, inside our solitary hearts, we all share in each other’s shame and pleasure, pain and joy."

A.V. Club:
"painfully cute"

StageSceneLA:
"Leclere is so convincing as the sexy German that I had to stay after the performance to verify that he is indeed a New Yorker and not auf Deutchland"