Topsy-Turvy 'Then She Fell' Is Magical
“Is it better to do what you’re told or to do what you want?” asks a coy young woman (Rachel I. Berman) from behind a closed bathroom door. I answer. She laughs. Pause. “Hand me my blouse.” This playfully heated exchange encapsulates the experience of “Then She Fell,” the immersive theater work by Third Rail Projects that recently reopened in Williamsburg after being cut shor…