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Clandestine entertainment has never been bigger in London, and now the theatre world is getting in on the act. Secret Theatre, which runs from now until Christmas, sees a group of ten actors tackle six very different shows, the identity of which remains a secret right until curtain-up.
Worried about spending £15 on a dud? Don't be. We went along to rehearsals and spoke to the cast involved in 'Show 2', and, as you'll see in the video above, it's very exciting stuff indeed.
Done? Now check out our teaser video for Secret Theatre 'Show 1'.