The charming and rustic St. Paul’s church is at the very heart of Covent Garden. Designed in 1631 and completed in 1633, it truly is a piece of history, and is known as “the actors’ church” for good reason. It is a beautiful representation of Stuart architecture and a marvellous setting for Shakespeare.
Category Archives: Immersive Theatre
Review: 3*** Karagula Secret Location @wearepigdog
Karagula is generally described in very vague terms, such as “sweeping fantasy epic” and other incredibly broad terms that almost obscure more than they clarify. Very fond of in medias res, the play beings with disjointed conversations between an old man in what appears to be a time machine and a recording, which fades inContinue reading “Review: 3*** Karagula Secret Location @wearepigdog”
Interview: Immersion Theatre’s very own Dorothy – Rachael Stratton @Rachael_Strat @immersion_thtr
Hi Rachael, thanks for chatting to me about this exciting new show. You’ve been in a lot of shows. Why did you want to be involved in this production? The Wizard of Oz is a classic. Everyone knows the story and to be a part of a show that is so well loved is alwaysContinue reading “Interview: Immersion Theatre’s very own Dorothy – Rachael Stratton @Rachael_Strat @immersion_thtr”
Interview: Immersion Theatre’s Artistic James Tobias Clifford and Rochelle Parry. @Immersion_Thtr @RochelleParry @JamesTClifford
Following the exciting announcement of Immersion Theatre’s open air adaption if The Wizard of Oz, I was lucky enough to have a chat with the creative team and cast. First up, Immersion Theatre’s Artistic Director and Writer, James Tobias Clifford and Co founder and Oz’s Wicked Witch of the West, Michelle Parry.
News – Immersion Theatre’s Announces its Open Air Immersive Production of Wizard of Oz, coming to a town near you this summer. @Immersion_Thtr
The Wizard of Oz was one of those films when I was younger which was put on on a Sunday afternoon when it was wet and miserable to keep me and my brother entertained for a few hours. I have seen this film more times than I care to admit (almost as many as DirtyContinue reading “News – Immersion Theatre’s Announces its Open Air Immersive Production of Wizard of Oz, coming to a town near you this summer. @Immersion_Thtr”
Review: Played to Death – @adoorinawall
#Tweetingit – 4**** – Musical Murder, teamwork, hidden clues and running around public parks in doggy ears. All good clean London fun! Its 7:30pm in London, I’m wearing dress shoes that pinch and my waistcoat is a tad to small…. or I’m too portly, jury’s out. I’m staring up at a large nineteenth-century novelty clockContinue reading “Review: Played to Death – @adoorinawall”
The Gin Chronicles – St Bart’s Brewary – By Interrupt the Routine’s Misfits of London
#Tweetingit – 5* Step back in time with the perfect tonic (and a large glass of gin or three) to a hard day in 2000’s Britain. Each and every time I told people what I was going to see at the theatre, I got a confused expression; a 1940s “live recording” of a radio show?Continue reading “The Gin Chronicles – St Bart’s Brewary – By Interrupt the Routine’s Misfits of London”
REVIEW: How to Solve a Problem Like Murder – Paradise by Way of Kensal Green @uncorkedtheatre @weloveparadise #whowantstoplay
#Tweetingit – 5* – 140 characters is simply not enough to express how amazing this production is. Just go!! I don’t need to tell you, I am a huge fan of immersive theatre. I know some people aren’t – they don’t want to work for their entertainment. How to Solve a Problem Like Murder isContinue reading “REVIEW: How to Solve a Problem Like Murder – Paradise by Way of Kensal Green @uncorkedtheatre @weloveparadise #whowantstoplay”
REVIEW – Lady Chastity’s Reserve – Peoples Tavern East London @HM_Mysteries @peoplestavern
I’ve never done an escape room before so I wasn’t too sure what to expect. Described as crystal maze on crystal meth, there was a lot for it to live up to. Our team, Endless Nightmare, wanted to prove themselves, to Gabriel (our host), to ourselves, and to previous competitors, We don’t fail, we don’tContinue reading “REVIEW – Lady Chastity’s Reserve – Peoples Tavern East London @HM_Mysteries @peoplestavern”
Playhouse Pickings’ Upcoming shows – The Gin Chronicles – Bart’s Brewery @stbartsbrewery #Tweetingit – Gin+comedy+1940s – I cannot wait!
#Tweetingit – Gin+comedy+1940s – I cannot wait! Three handpicked gins and a 1940s detective comedy radio show. Need I say more? Ok, I will say more. This crowd sourced (via Kickstarter) production is being hosted by St Bart’s Brewery, a venue in the heart of the City and promises an evening of comedy and GIN!Continue reading “Playhouse Pickings’ Upcoming shows – The Gin Chronicles – Bart’s Brewery @stbartsbrewery #Tweetingit – Gin+comedy+1940s – I cannot wait!”
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