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Peaky Blinders: The Rise – Camden Market, London
Writer: Katie Lyons Director: Tom Maller ‘Pack ‘em in’ seems to be the motto of Immersive Everywhere, the company behind…
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Operation Black Door – Churchill War Rooms, London
We’ve had an uncomfortable few years where Britain’s’ “blitz spirit” has been often invoked, often shabbily. Memories of that time…
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The Great Middlemarch Mystery – Dash Arts, Coventry
Writer: George Eliot Adaptors: Josephine Burton and Ruth Livesey Director: Josephine Burton George Eliot’s Middlemarch was originally published in instalments…
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Lost Origin – Hoxton Docks, London
Writer: Hannah Wood Creative Director: Dani Parr Despite its sleek publicity images, Lost Origin is definitely a show for the…
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The Drop – Aldgate High Street, London
Creator: Swamp Motel After three successful online escape rooms, Swamp Motel now turn their hand to a real life experience.…
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Eugene – Camden People’s Theatre, London
Writer: Daniel Nicholas Director: Emily Howlett Fresh from its debut run at the Edinburgh Fringe 2021, Eugene is a comedic,…
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Deadhouse – BBC Sounds
Directors: David Rosenberg and Glen Neath Writer: Glen Neath Told across three episodes (Bethlehem, Salem and Xanadu), the Deadhouse trilogy…
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Arrival – Royal Docks, London
Directors: Matthew Dunster and Jon Bausor The best thing about Arrival, a promenade experience through the streets of Dockland’s Silvertown,…
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