Gatsby's Mansion, Immersive London
56 Davies Street, London, W1K 5HR
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4.5/5 - based on 60 reviews- Opens: Wednesday, 23 June 2021
Booking until: Sunday, 29 August 2021 - Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes
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Age restrictions
Suitable for ages 14+
Anyone under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18+. The Great Gatsby will challenge 25 so ID may be required or you may be refused entry.
Important Information
Suitable for ages 14+
Anyone under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18+. The Great Gatsby will challenge 25 so ID may be required or you may be refused entry.
All audience members must wear compulsory face coverings and gloves
Performance Times
- Opens: Wednesday, 23 June 2021
Booking until: Sunday, 29 August 2021 - Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes
The Great Gatsby description
Please note: tickets for this show will not be posted. Please select "box office collection" at checkout.
1920s dress encouraged, dancing shoes required!
If you were rich the 1920s - a famously wild era of bootleg liquor, red hot jazz, rampant drug taking, boozing and dancing yourself into a state of exhaustion - were a veritable 24/7/365 pleasuredome. This is the scene set by this thrilling adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s best selling jazz-age classic, a place where the cocktails flow, the music deafens and Jay Gatsby’s infamous parties are in full, utterly outrageous swing.
This exceptional show brought the house down at the Vault Festival. Over two and half hours it reveals one of the most powerfully affecting stories of the last century, exploring the enigmatic Jay Gatsby's extraordinarily powerful appeal to the naïve young man who was so very fascinated by him.
The show is beautifully presented by The Guild Of Misrule, The Immersive Ensemble and Perrier-Jouët, an outstanding stage production that has already proved a massive hit with audiences. Add input from theatre luminaries Secret Cinema, Les Enfant Terribles, The Flanagan Collective and Belt Up Theatre, and this is a party you won't want to miss.
The West End transfer venue is being kept a close-held secret until nearer the time, but we do know that the producers are going to encourage audiences to wear 1920s costumes. The show is already a legend in the making for faithfully recreating the sights, sounds and feel of this unique period, following on from the Belle Epoque, as experienced through the admiring eyes of Nick Carraway as he gradually discovers first hand the less than glittering underbelly of a society obsessed with wealth, status, excess and glitz.
The musical has been beautifully adapted by Stephen Sharkey, whose accolades include The May Queen and The Resistible Rise Of Arturo Ui. There's loads of live music supporting a truly inspiring theatrical experience, and the reviews so far are excellent. It's being called “beguiling and captivating”, “Riveting and worth travelling far to see”, and a piece of “Truly electrifying theatre”.
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The Great Gatsby reviews
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Recommended for:
Anyone (52%)Families (53%)
Teenagers (60%)
Couples (90%)
Theatregoers (93%)
Latest customer reviews

We very much enjoyed the show, not expecting it was so interactive and that we should have dressed up for the occasion. It is not really clearly stated that when you book you will be part of the set and preferably should dress up. It would be good to have that clearly stated on the booking confirmation. It is a good experience for any age group, but I would think it is more difficult to follow when you are not a native speaker. At the start it lacks a bit in story line, later on this is getting better. All in all, a very nice, well performed theatre experience with a twist.
Reviewed on 16 February 2020 by Elisabeth, Bracknell, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 23 January 2020 by Huixin, London, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 21 January 2020 by Patricia, Eyemouth, United Kingdom

The idea of a more interactive show is interesting and unusual. In my opinion, the choice of the novel was unfortunate. The Great Gatsby is a rather moving story but the whole idea got lost in this show. Too much fuss, too much motion and not much of a story. Not for me.
Reviewed on 28 December 2019 by Alina, London, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 21 December 2019 by Scarlett, London, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 13 December 2019 by Lubos, Chorvatsky Grob, Slovakia

Reviewed on 30 November 2019 by Carol, Shabbington, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 28 November 2019 by Mariia, Istanbul, Turkey

Reviewed on 07 November 2019 by Hannah, Newry, United Kingdom

it was boring
Reviewed on 05 November 2019 by Elena, Moscow, Russian Federation

Reviewed on 19 October 2019 by Dalene, London, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 27 September 2019 by Andreea, London, Romania

Reviewed on 23 September 2019 by Abigail, London, United Kingdom

Brilliant show, great acting and atmosphere. Lovely rustic feel to the set but will be amazing to see the show grown in its new Mayfair home! Perhaps the bar could offer snacks and be open for longer.
Reviewed on 01 September 2019 by Robyn, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

It would be better if you could avoid using modern music during the 1920s show - keep mudic authentic to 1920s
Reviewed on 01 September 2019 by Elena, London, United Kingdom

Great fun from the moment we entered Gatsby's Drugstore - would definitely recommend and would love to go again!!!!!!
Reviewed on 01 September 2019 by Jill, Sutton Coldfield, United Kingdom

A great show. Not quite what we were expecting but definitely entertaining
Reviewed on 26 August 2019 by Eleanor, Christchurch, New Zealand

Reviewed on 22 August 2019 by Pien, Santpoort-noord, Netherlands

Reviewed on 21 August 2019 by Martina, Zürich, Switzerland

This show is immersive in a really fun way and gives everyone the chance to join in as much as they want. Fabulous production, great value for money- highly recommended!
Reviewed on 19 August 2019 by Bethan, Rotherham, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 11 August 2019 by Kamille Bomann, Charlottenlund, Denmark

The show was wonderful. We were all part of the story. I loved the dancing!
Reviewed on 10 August 2019 by Sylvia, Richmond, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 09 August 2019 by Namratha, Mckinney, United States Of America

Make sure you interact in the show to get the full enjoyment. Don't be shy.
Reviewed on 07 August 2019 by Sanjiv, Wickford, United Kingdom

Absolutely loved this! I would advise anyone going to have either read the book or watched the movie. The only downside was that it was a little too warm inside the venue.
Reviewed on 27 July 2019 by Poppy, Twickenham, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 22 July 2019 by James, Gloucester, United Kingdom

Interactive, pleasing, exciting.
Reviewed on 08 July 2019 by Louise, Johannesburg, South Africa

氣氛佳,
Reviewed on 10 June 2019 by Jessica Sze Kay, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Excellent show where you feel your in 1920s. Really enjoyed dressing in 1920s clothes. Fantastic actors and actresses who really involve you in the show. Set and the different rooms are great and definately give you the 1920s feel.
Reviewed on 31 May 2019 by Amy, Lewisham, United Kingdom

even in between all the actors are still in their roles and engaging with people around in the context of the show. great and chance to dress up as well!
Reviewed on 20 May 2019 by Mingxi, London, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 22 March 2019 by Jacqueline, South Norwood, United Kingdom

Booked the show last minute as a friend was in town. We did not know what to expect but overall was a great experience. This is a style of play that we have never seen before. It's really not like sitting and watching, you are part of it. Somehow, I would have liked it to be even more immersive! Perfect to discover a new theatre style and/or make a surprise to a friend without saying what it is about. Even if not everyone does it, it worth dressing up 20's style to reinforce the effect of the play. Recommend to go!
Reviewed on 18 March 2019 by Marianne, London, United Kingdom

You feel like a extra in this totally amazing show
Reviewed on 04 March 2019 by Stuart, London, United Kingdom

It was an immersive masterpiece with great actors and well thought-out side plots. Definitely something to see if you liked the movie
Reviewed on 16 February 2019 by Alex, Gillingham, United Kingdom

This is a fun combination of a play and a party. The friendly actors do a great job of staying in character from the doorstep and the guest list to the end of the evening. Set in a large central warehouse room, with smaller rooms off to the sides, the audience is free to mill around, as there are no assigned seats. With a selection of strong cocktails at the bar and most of the audience in passable period party dress, my guest and I had a great time being ushered from room to room to witness scenes. The actors bring audience members into the action in a minor way, but it’s easy to blend in if you have stage fright. I would suggest you spend a few minutes practicing the Charleston before you go, if you really want to make the most of the evening.
Reviewed on 15 February 2019 by Christopher, London, United Kingdom

Remember to watch the movie or read the book beforehand so you have it fresh in your mind...and of course, get dressed up and participate!
Reviewed on 01 February 2019 by Amanda, Barcelona, Spain

The show is amazing!
Reviewed on 25 November 2018 by Giulia, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Great armosphere, shame the bar was not open throughout the performance and drinks being collected off the tables when not finished.
Reviewed on 17 November 2018 by Richard, Boston, Lincs, United Kingdom

Reviewed on 24 August 2018 by Haemi, Gwangju, Korea (south)

Be part of the action, taking place in a set of rooms representing Gatsby's house where big parties take place. Order your drink from the bar, dance with the actors, go around the rooms to see how things evolve in front of your eyes. Participate in the dialogs and actions - not to be scared, usually only need to answer with a yes or not, pretending you are one of Gatsby's invitees to the party. Great night out, would recommend it!
Reviewed on 05 June 2018 by Charalampos, London, United Kingdom

I really didn't feel like going, and I knew I couldn't drink that night, so the gin went to waste, but it TOTALLY turned me around - it was really fun and i LOVED the interaction, the acting was great, it really felt immersive! if you are someone into improv you would love it!
Reviewed on 28 May 2018 by Katya, London, United Kingdom

Beyond thrilled with our choice. We booked impromptu on London Box office not quite knowing what the ‘immersive theatre’ would entail. We loved the story line and all the little story offshoots. Acting was fantastic and the actors stuck around to chat to our 16 year old fan girl daughters. Brilliant and highly recommended.
Reviewed on 09 April 2018 by Liezl, Midvaal, South Africa

VERY MYSTERIOUS!
Reviewed on 21 March 2018 by John, Newtownbutler, United Kingdom

Like being an extra, my partner loves great Gatsby and said it did the book and film justice, absolutely brilliant couldn't reccomend enough
Reviewed on 05 February 2018 by Paul, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

Honestly didn't read the small print about this show. Booked it online last minute and thought my mother and I were going to be seated to watch the play. We were surprised to be standing and walking around, almost participants in Gastby's party. It was a little disconcerting at first but we soon got into it. Characters of Tom and Nick were brilliant and the whole experience was very engaging. Only regret was that we had a lot of shopping bags from our day around London and they were difficult to carry from set to set. Be prepared and embrace this unusual but well executed show.
Reviewed on 05 November 2017 by Sinead, Co Clare, Ireland
2019

Review: THE GREAT GATSBY at The Immersive LDN, London
by John Yap | Tuesday, November 12 2019, 13:55
The theme song is “Ain’t We Got Fun?” in this 1920’s immersive experience of THE GREAT GATSBY and his friends. And Fun is certainly the order of the day.