Step inside Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera. Directed by Tony Award® winner Diane Paulus,MASQUERADE is a bold new immersive production of the world’s most haunting love story. Enter the Paris Opera House and move through the music, the mystery, and the seduction of the Music of the Night.- Masquerade website 2026
The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable (2013) is a large-scale immersive theatre production by Punchdrunk, directed by Felix Barrett. The work is set within a fragmented, noir-inflected vision of 1960s Hollywood and was staged across a vast warehouse environment at Temple Studios, London. Masked audience members are invited to move freely through an extensive architectural world composed of film studios, desert landscapes, bars, trailers, dressing rooms, and private interiors.
From Sternfeld Studios Official Website:
The Lander Division of the Centre for Astrobiology is responsible for exploring the outer realms of the galaxy. No division goes further or deeper into the unknown.
Tasked with discovering unchartered territories, exploring the outermost reaches and bringing back valuable data to the mothership.
A week ago, the crew of Lander 23 vanished while harvesting a new and valuable energy source. A distress signal then silence.
You are the next crew in.
This multi-room immersive Experience is London’s newest family attraction situated on London’s South Bank. Step into Paddington’s world by helping him and the Brown family prepare for a VERY special occasion, The Marmalade Day Festival!
Mr Gruber's Antiques Store:
Performance created by the group Third Rail Projects, and commissioned by Denver Center for the Performing Arts, first premiered on the 17th of May in 2016. Its creators described it as "immersive theatre" and it was critically acclaimed.
This Production of Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's Sweeney Todd: the Demon Barber of Fleet Street first took place in Harrington's Pie Shop, one of the oldest pie shops in London in October 2014. . The production was produced by Tooting Arts Club, and was directed by Bill Buckhurst. The show performed 6 shows a week, while the pie shop operated as normal during the day. The immersion began across the street in Anton's Barber Shop for the preshow, and the entire performance was performed live for guests, who sat in the dining seats while the action took place around them.
The performance describes the life of the people who worked at The Great Grimsby Docks in the UK. It talks about the dangers of people who went missing or got lost at sea and the hardships and suffering of these working people in the 1930's.
Set in Leningrad in 1942, the story mixes Russian folktale and survivor accounts from the war to convey the story of children who are forgotten by the war. To the backdrop of an old apartment block the story sees four orphans (Leah, Zoya, Tati and Kub) join forces in attempt to survive the Leningrad blockade. Navigating the cruel winter, harsh hunger and enemy shelling the group have a collective dream of escaping through the only road out of the city, the ice road.
Uses performance, music, film, creative technology, animation and aroma to tell the story.
