Immersive
Immersive theatre is possibly the newest genre, it covers all theatre where the audience is much more part of the performance; no sitting in the dark watching here, instead you’ll need to be ready to get your hands a little dirty
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Review: Inside Odds On, Interactive Film and Exhibition at The O2 Centre NW3
A powerful yet entertaining interactive free film and exhibition, demonstrating how online gambling dangers can frighteningly shift from screen to real life.
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Review: Dead Hard, Colab Tower
A raunchy parody of Die Hard that fails to meet expectations.
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Review: Soft or Spiky?, Half Moon Theatre
A refreshingly 21st century sensory experience for babies and their adults. Smiles all round!
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Review: Bridge Command, Albert Embankment
An immersive space mission with dynamic interactions, captivating narratives, and the thrill of future adventures.
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Review: 1984, Hackney Town Hall
An immersive adaptation of a classic novel
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Review: The Magician’s Table, 49 Tanner Street
A truly magical and immersive evening of close-up conjuring that will leave you wondering, "How did they do that?"
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Review: Every Brilliant Thing, EdFringe
A heartwarming, interactive gem that masterfully blends humour and emotion, making it an uplifting and deeply engaging theatrical experience.
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Review: [computer], The Water Rats
An interesting experiment in digital-age connection.
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Review: Guys & Dolls, Bridge Theatre
Fresh as ever, joyful, magnificent, superb!
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Review: Rumble In The Jungle Rematch, Dock X Canada Water
Two of the most famous heavyweight boxers slug it out in a South London warehouse