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· Asylum, Buried Alive and Cannibal

The Therapist Opens a Second Practice

In short: This entry marks Asylum’s opening at Escape This Sydney CBD, alongside Buried Alive and Cannibal. Asylum at Northbridge won a Morty Top Escape Rooms award in 2025, which the diarist resents.

Friday. The man on the intercom has opened a second practice, on George Street, and he is insufferable about it.

It means Sydney now has three of my works under one roof: the coffins, the cell and the Butcher’s dining room. A dedicated guest could be buried, treated and invited to dinner in the same evening, provided they book each one separately and eat a sensible lunch.

Then the news from Perth. The padded cell at Northbridge has won an award, chosen from tens of thousands of escape games around the world. The cell. Not the coffins. Not me. The cheerful voice is now internationally recognised and has started signing the patient notes with a flourish.

I congratulated him through gritted teeth, which is difficult when the other man is also you.

I have moved the shovel to a more prominent position on the desk. It knows what it did for this family.

— U.

The Undertaker’s mulberry wax seal, stamped with a U
Out of character

Questions this entry raises

Can we play two of The Undertaker’s rooms in one visit?

Yes, by booking each room separately. Northbridge and Sydney CBD each run Buried Alive, Asylum and Cannibal under one roof, and Melbourne CBD runs Asylum and Meat Grinder. Remember Buried Alive takes exactly two players, so a larger group might split between the coffins and another of The Undertaker’s rooms.

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