Punchdrunk Enrichment Will Present ENITAN'S GAME
Punchdrunk Enrichment has announced the first show to take place at their new home in Wembley Park. Enitan's Game, an immersive experience for all the family, opens for a limited run on 14 June (press performances 14 & 15 June).
FRAY Comes To Sadlers Wells Lilian Baylis Studio This June
FRAY, a unique and game-changing new production that intersects hip hop dance theatre with gaming and a conceptual AI world, is coming to Sadler's Wells' state of the art stage at Lilian Baylis Studio for an exclusive two night run on Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd June.
Review: MAY CONTAIN FOOD MAY CONTAIN YOU, Woolwich Works
May Contain Food May Contain You, devised and performed by Sonya Cullingford and Simon Palmer, is Protein’s “scaled-down rural touring version” of May Contain Food, which was originally devised and performed by Cullingford, Carl Harrison, Matthew Winston and Rachele Rapisardi.
Review: PHANTOM PEAK: FESTIVAL OF INNOVATION, London
When Phantom Peak, one of London's most innovative and ridiculously fun theatrical experiences, holds a Festival Of Innovation, how can one say no? It is not the only impressive immersive show in town but its near-peerless execution and boundless imagination puts it up there with the more well known Punchdrunk.
SLEEP NO MORE Extends Through May 27
Sleep No More has extended its run for a final time, through May 27. The production was originally announced to play its final performance on January 28, 2024, and has extended twice prior to this 'final' extension.
Punchdrunk Brings VIOLA'S ROOM to Woolwich in May
Punchdrunk, the internationally-acclaimed company that pioneered the breakthrough of immersive theatre in the UK, has announced the world premiere of new show Viola's Room, at the company's home in Woolwich this May for a limited run.
Review: DARK WITH EXCESSIVE BRIGHT, Royal Opera House
Appearing as part of their Festival of New Choreography, the Royal Ballet have partnered with the National Ballet of Canada for Dark With Excessive Bright, an extraordinarily intimate experiment which allows audience to experience the art form in a radical way.