Immersive theatre in London

‘Bridge Command’ put you and a group of pals on the bridge of a spaceship tasked with saving humanity. Work together and tackle various missions – and if you come back for more you’ll be able to continue the same story rather than simply repeat…

Punchdrunk Enrichment – aka immersive theatre legends Punchdrunk’s family spin-off – return with the first show in its brand new Wembley home Punchdrunk Enrichment Stores..

Yes, really: it’s a gigantic Monopoly board, allowing you and a group of fellow players to live out your dreams of rampant landlordism in the flesh. 

This lavish new immersive theatre attraction from the Tower of London is, in essence, a 100-minute theme-park ride…

Think the past couple of years have been rough? Try surviving a Martian invasion only to be captured by an enormous fighting machine and having your blood harvested, ‘The Matrix’-style, in a stifling capsule.

The previous absence of a major permanent Paddington Bear attraction in London can possibly be attributed to the fact that in its own way, London itself is a major permanent Paddington Bear attraction…

This ‘fully immersive Western town open-world adventure’ basically sets you free to roam around a 30,000 square foot steampunk-influenced Wild West town, interact with its inhabitants, get involved in its mysteries and sample the food and drink at its various watering holes.

Despite being an unofficial tribute to John Cleese’s legendary ’70s sitcom, this interactive dinner show captures the show’s spirit surprisingly well.

Dinner theatre specialists The Lost Estate return with a theatrical dining experience themed around classic Sherlock Holmes adventure ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’. 

This ‘Murder on the Orient Express’-homaging immersive dinner show casts you as train passengers in the glamorous golden age of rail, with a mystery to be solved. Menus comes from two Michelin Star-holding chef Niall Keating.