Best Immersive Shows in London

Step into the murky, dreamy world of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, where young lovers and bumbling players find themselves lost in a mysterious wood overrun by trickster fairies.

In the Bridge Theatre’s dynamic, versatile space, you’ll find yourself plunged right into the action.

Don’t miss your only chance to see ABBA perform live - made possible by cutting-edge virtual reality technology, featuring holographic ‘Abbators’ of the iconic Swedish Group, which will immerse you right into the world of ABBA.

Step into this unique courtroom setting and become a part of the jury in this thrilling courtroom drama based on Agatha Christie’s thrilling story of passion, betrayal, and murder where you’ll never see the twist coming.

If you loved Grease and wanted to re-live Danny and Sandy’s love story and the clash between the T-Birds and the Pink Ladies, Secret Cinema brings the beloved film to life in this immersive, interactive theatrical experience.

We can’t get enough of ABBA.

If you’ve seen the musical and the concert, check out this immersive party where you can eat, drink, and sing and dance along to ABBA’s joyful, unforgettable tracks.

Experience the beloved, unforgettable British comedy as you’ve never seen it before - through an interactive dining experience at the President Hotel, where Basil, Sybil, and Manuel entertain you over a seventies-style three-course meal.

Join the dystopian dance party musical starring none other than Oscar Wilde, where an immersive, interactive experience will transport you straight into the works of Oscar Wilde, with a modern twist.

Step into a typical British pub, populated with a zany, eclectic cast of characters from the heart-on-his-sleeve Romantic to the party animal Joker.

This joyful, feel-good show is filled with songs from Guns n Roses, Adele, Katy Perry, and more.

The circus comes to London, complete with a purpose-built top, in this spectacular, dazzling interactive show filled with colourful characters and mind-boggling effects, based on the epic film about P.T.

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