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Reviews of Immersive Productions in London

Whitechapel: Suspects, Lunatics and a Leather Apron
Whitechapel: Suspects, Lunatics and a Leather Apron

If you are planning to visit London to see an immersive theatre production, then maybe our London reviews section can be of help? Read one of the latest reviews or use the search button to find and view one of our previous reviews. We use a star rating system on our site.

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CROOKS 1926 at King William IV, London | Review

February 17, 2020 Last updated: February 17, 2020 2:45 pm By Ben Powell

Crooks, courtesy of Michael Kaltenborn.

I had not, until last night, had the pleasure of experiencing COLAB Theatre’s work and, having now done so, I am mourning my wasted time. Crooks: 1926 is the latest work from COLAB Theatre, and the first produced from their new, dedicated home base, promising clever game mechanics and an exciting narrative and this production […]

Vox Vanguard’s immersive performance of The Nutcracker

December 1, 2019 Last updated: December 1, 2019 7:05 pm By Ben Ross

The Nutcracker

There are staples of Christmas theatre: pantomimes, Dickens, picture book adaptations and, of course, The Nutcracker. There’s joy in the familiar, but also a sense of stasis – cycles repeating and not moving forward. Vox Vanguard’s production revels in the former while firmly rejecting the latter: this is The Nutcracker reimagined. Firstly – the setting. […]

A Christmas Carol at Scrooge’s Parlour, Immersive | LDN

November 30, 2019 Last updated: November 30, 2019 3:59 pm By Ben Ross

A Christmas Carol at Scrooge's Parlour - Al Barclay - photo by Brendan Bell

Fitting neatly into the Christmas work party space, the immersive A Christmas Carol is a good excuse for a meal, with a cheerful dollop of Dickens on top. Jack Witham’s Jacob Marley introduces us to the affair. We’re cast as spirits hired to spook the miserly Scrooge (Alexander Barclay) into changing his bah-humbug attitude to […]

Foxtale Ensemble presents SHIFTY at the Rich Mix Theatre | Review

November 16, 2019 Last updated: November 16, 2019 5:23 pm By Ben Ross

Foxtale Ensemble presents SHIFTY

The term ‘Immersive Theatre’ isn’t well-defined, but, despite some efforts, SHIFTY by Foxtale Ensemble isn’t it. Let’s start with the good: five female actors from across Europe (Greece, Lithuania, Norway, UK) meditate upon city life through movement, monologue and marbles. They evoke characters who notice, forget, search and find. The script is at times poetic, at […]

Crisis? What Crisis? at The Colab Factory | Review

November 14, 2019 Last updated: November 14, 2019 3:50 pm By Terry Eastham

Crisis, What Crisis, The Colab Factory, Courtesy of Owen Kingston

1979 was a pivotal year in the life of British politics.  Following what has become known as the Winter of Discontent, Margaret Thatcher tabled a vote of no confidence in the Labour government under Prime Minister James Callaghan.  The government lost the vote, there was a general election which swept the Conservatives into power for […]

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