Immersive theatre shows & experiences in London

Set in the County Hall it was like stepping into a real courtroom. The lighting and props added to this authenticity. Loved the fact that part of the audience became jurors. Well acted, kept you guessing till the end and the set changes were very creative. Fantastic night out.

Amazing play! Everything was perfectly planned and executed to the deatil and the London County Hall is a lovely venue, great for this theatre event.

Easy and quick entry with online tickets, and the monument was absolutely breathtaking. The audio guided tour was excellent and we loved seeing the history that dates back so far! The views from the stone gateway were amazing!

We chose the first entrance slot to the cathedral and it made such a difference in terms of crowds. We almost had some parts of the cathedral to ourselves. The wall up to the whispering gallery was beautiful!

We visited Frameless London and absolutely loved it. The whole experience was immersive from the moment we walked in. The artwork surrounds you in a way that makes you feel part of it rather than just observing from the outside. Each room had its own mood and flow, and we found ourselves slowing down and really taking it all in. The visuals were stunning and thoughtfully curated, with music that genuinely added to the atmosphere rather than distracting from it. It felt engaging without being overwhelming, which isn’t easy to pull off in an immersive space. Staff were friendly and well organised, and the layout made it easy to move through at a comfortable pace. It’s a great experience whether you’re into art or just looking for something different to do in London. We’d happily recommend Frameless and would visit again.

The music made it quite an emotional experience. It was quite beautiful visually but having a soundtrack in the background elevated it.

We were recommended to do a river cruise if we ever came to London and we are so glad we did it. The staff gave history about the monuments and it was entertaining. Only thing to note is when they get to Greenwich it is a 40 minute wait before they set off again and we had something booked so we couldnt do the trip back.

Moco was fantastic, so original and authentic. Frameless London was not the best immersive art work I've seen but it was still good. The lighting didn't make you fully engage losing the sense of fine and space. A lot of other frameless immersive exhibitions managed to do that, particularly for Van Gogh. Regardless, thank you for putting the show together, no matter the effort, art is worth supporting and investing into.