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Juggerknot Theatre Company - the force behind Miami Motel Stories, Miami Bus Stop Stories, and over a decade of groundbreaking immersive and site-specific work - and Live Arts Miami - a powerhouse presenter behind three decades of bold, genre-defying work that reimagines audience-artist relationships - are back with the Miami Immersive Intensive (MII).

David Bowie: You're Not Alone is the latest immersive projection show to debut at Lightroom's flagship venue in King's Cross. Tracing the life of the ever-evolving performer, the hour-long show, made up of archived interviews, photography, sketches and live performances, is projected onto the 11-metre-high walls and floor of Lightroom's cavernous venue and offers visitors a large-scale, yet intimate, look into why David Bowie is still regarded as one of the greatest artists o

Alibi: Dead Air is an immersive murder-mystery experience inspired by Jubensha, a gaming format originating in China that has rapidly become one of the fastest-growing entertainment categories in the world. Blending social deduction, investigative gameplay and live theatre, Alibi places audiences at the centre of an unfolding investigation where no one can be trusted, as groups investigate the murder of true crime podcaster Gloria Carpenter.

After captivating more than 50,000 guests and earning a reputation as London’s most sought-after immersive nights out, The Magicians Table has announced a major next chapter: a move to The Vaults in Waterloo, opening on Thursday, 4th June 2026.

Tom Burke, one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation, will appear at On Sale Live ’26 on 15th May 2026 at King’s Cross, London. Tom will be in conversation with Dawn Farrow, in a session titled Building Audiences from the Ground Up: Why Local Communities Matter More Than Ever. Tom most recently starred opposite Cate Blanchett in THE SEAGULL at the Barbican. He appeared alongside Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth in FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA.

A Ukrainian-British immersive production inspired by Salvador Dalí's only novel will make its London debut this May, with four performances at Kingswood House. Cachés: clé à Dalí is an immersive surrealist show fusing visual spectacle and intimate storytelling, set against the backdrop of pre-World War II Europe.

This June, Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition, an award-winning, spectacular hi-tech immersive experience, will open its doors at The NEC Campus in BIrmingham on 19th June 2026, for a limited 12-week run.

Race Across the World: The Experience, the live city-based adventure created by CityDays, is now open in Bristol, Edinburgh, and York, offering a thrilling new experience for friends, families and groups looking for a problem-solving adventure like no other. This exciting experience, in partnership with Studio Lambert, launches participants into the exhilarating world of the hit TV show. Following the success of Race Across the World: The Experience in London and Manchester,

As part of Theatre-Rites 30th anniversary year, the company will premiere a new immersive promenade production, Return to the Forest, at Manchester's Aviva Studios, before moving to Sadler's Wells East this May. In a celebration of heritage and our connection to the natural world, Return to the Forest blends dance and puppetry to create an immersive production for families and children aged 8+. Audiences are invited into a museum where precious objects are kept to be seen but

Lightroom has today announced Bowie Nights; a series of cross-disciplinary Spring and Summer events celebrating the life and work of David Bowie, featuring major artists influenced by his work, from Anna Calvi to Jonathan Barnbrook to Adam Buxton. The season will run from May to September 2026.

DARKFIELD - acclaimed producers of innovative, immersive experiences at the forefront of technology and theatre - have announced their Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 line-up, featuring three of their most critically acclaimed shipping container experiences - FLIGHT, COMA and ARCADE - and a move to a brand new site at Assembly George Square.

A Morte do Corvo, Lisbon’s grand necromantic immersive show, died last month after an impressive three-year run. The cause of death in this case was entirely natural: after several extensions, the production finally announced that the end was nigh.