The Great Gatsby Tickets

Immersive theatre show The Great Gatsby will makes its US debut in Spring 2023. Immersive Everywhere – led by Olivier Award-winning producers Louis Hartshorn and Brian Hook – announced today, the UK’s longest running immersive theatrical production, The Great Gatsby is New York bound. Adapted and directed by Alexander Wright, The Great Gatsby will open in New York on 8 February 2023 in the city’s newest theatrical venue – the Park Central Hotel, with tickets on sale on 28 November. The London show will continue to play at Gatsby’s Mansion within Immersive|LDN in Mayfair until 7 January 2023. First conceived in 2015 when director Alexander Wright and producer Brian Hook were running The Fleeting Arms - a pop arts and community pub in an abandoned building in York, the show has subsequently run in fourteen other venues worldwide. The Great Gatsby first came to London as part of VAULT Festival in 2017 before moving to Gatsby’s Drugstore in London SE1 and transferring to Gatsby’s Mansion in the West End in 2019. Forced to close in March 2020 by the pandemic, it was one of the first shows to re-open that year under socially distanced conditions before its forced closure in November due to the subsequent lockdown. It reopened in September 2021 back to its original pre-pandemic format, and with the venue at full capacity. Brian Hook said, “The Great Gatsby is finally coming to its spiritual home in New York. Dark, hedonistic, literary and theatrical, this immersive telling of one of the world’s greatest novels brings audiences closer to Jay Gatsby’s opulent world than ever before.” Tickets for The Great Gatsby in London are on sale here.

Immersive theatre experience The Great Gatsby has announced its closing season in the West End. The show is extending its run until 7 January 2023 at Gatsby’s Mansion within Immersive LDN, before closing after 5 years - making it the West End's longest ever immersive theatre production. Led by Immersive Everywhere's Louis Hartsorn and Brian Hook, The Great Gatsby is adapted and directed by Alexander Wright and recreates the hedonistic world of F Scott Fitzgerald’s seminal tale, promising red-hot rhythms, bootleg liquor and pure jazz age self-indulgence. The show started out in 2015 in community pub The Fleeting Arms in York before travelling to 14 other venues worldwide. The show launched its London at the VAULT Festival in 2017 before moving to Gatsby’s Drugstore in SE1 and finally Gatsby’s Mansion in Mayfair in 2019. Its current home of Immersive LDN at 56 Davies Street in Mayfair is about to be redeveloped. The building was the former home of the Queen Victoria Rifles, a prominent rifle regiment with a history dating back over two centuries to the Napoleonic era. The Great Gatsby cast Brian Hook said in a statement that: "Gatsby has had a triumphant run over the last seven years and has been enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of audience members who have dressed up, danced and raised good cheer with us. As one of the first shows back from the Pandemic it's done some incredible pathfinding for the sector and is held up as one of the most famous immersive theatre shows in the world, with productions throughout England and Wales, Belgium, Republic of Ireland, South Korea and future shows planned in Adelaide, Paris, Cairo and the jewel in the Crown, New York. it's been a constant source of pride, enjoyment and light. It’s the thing I’m proudest of in my career. Our London venue was always a temporary home and with Grosvenor Estate's Bond Street development comes a natural jumping off point. We would be thrilled to find a new home for the show in good time. We would like to thank the many casts, crews, general management, producers, marketing, ticketing bars and front of house teams that have called Gatsby's Mansion home over the years. We wish our landlords the very best with their development and thank them for standing by our side in the Pandemic.” The cast includes Elliot Liburd (The Third Day: Autumn for Punchdrunk) as ‘Jay Gatsby’, Safeena Ladha (StickMan Live at the Leicester Square Theatre) as ‘Daisy’, Greg Fossard, who joins the cast as ‘Nick Carraway’, Steve McCourt as ‘George Wilson’ and Jessica Hern as ‘Jordan Baker’. Also Euan Wilson will play ‘Tom Buchanan’, Aimee Barrett plays ‘Myrtle Wilson’ and Sophia Lewis plays the role of ‘Lucille’. Harry Pudwell will take the role of ‘Rosy Rosenthal’, and Toby Gordon as ‘Joey’. The creative team includes Amie Burns Walker and Oliver Tilney as Associate Directors, choreography by Holly Beasley-Garrigan, associate choreography by MJ Lee, design by Casey Jay Andrews, costume design by Heledd Rees, sound design by Phil Grainger and lighting design by Rachel Sampley. The original score was composed and produced by Glen Brown and Tendai Humphrey Sitima, with arrangement and additional composition by David Sims. The original production was created by Holly Beasley-Garrigan, Amie Burns Walker, Hannah Davies, Phil Grainger, Michael Lambourne, Thomas Maller and Oliver Tilney. Book tickets to The Great Gatsby at Immersive LND

The Great Gasby cast performed at West End Live 2022 this weekend, 25 - 26 June 2022. Hosted in Trafalgar Square by the Society of London Theatre, thousands of West End Theatre musicals fans gathered for two days of fabulous performances from casts of West End shows, off-West End productions, and musicals currently touring the UK. The cast of The Great Gatsby performed a Charleston for the crowd. Book tickets to The Great Gatsby immersive experience at the Immersive Lnd Watch The Great Gatsby at West End Live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgXgSOMlm74

The curtain has quietly come down on Doctor Who: Time Fracture, a high profile immersive entertainment show in London. Its final performance was on 5 June 2022. The shows closure is a surprise to many given the overwhelming positive reviews in the national press. The Daily Mail ★★★★ called it "a lavishly designed, high energy adventure", The Telegraph ★★★★ said it was "emotional and enjoyable fun'', The Metro had "a rip-roaring time" and the Guardian said it was "a visceral thrill". The show had recently welcomed new members to the cast and announced a new booking period to 4 September 2022. Patrons with tickets for performances after 5 June 2022 will be entitled to an exchange or refund and will be contacted by their point of sale. The show was produced by Immersive Everywhere who also run the highly successful The Great Gatsby Immersive Experience. A notice on the shows website said " Our journey through space and time is coming to an end sooner than expected - but what a joyful journey this has been. The final performance will be on Sunday 5th June." "Doctor Who: Time Fracture was created as a love letter to Doctor Who fans and, despite facing extreme challenges over the past two years, we are extremely proud that its vision and ambition was so beautifully delivered." "Thank you for being a part of our wibbly wobbly, timey wimey adventure. If you have tickets for a performance after 5th June your ticket supplier will be in contact with you soon. You will be entitled to an exchange or a refund." Doctor Who Time Fracture, London. Photo: Mark Senior Doctor Who: Time Fracture was brought to life using original costumes and props from the TV series, sourced from the BBC's Doctor Who props store in Cardiff, as well as new costumes which have been meticulously recreated from original pieces that were either not available or no longer exist. Presented under licence by Immersive Everywhere, the show is written by Daniel Dingsdale with Doctor Who lore consultancy and script editing by James Goss and design by Rebecca Brower. Doctor Who: Time Fracture has now closed.

London's most successful immersive theatre experience The Great Gatsby has extended its booking period into October 2022. Tickets for the new booking period are now on sale. The Great Gatsby - forced to close in March 2020 by the pandemic - was one of the first shows to re-open that year under socially distanced conditions and with changes to the show to incorporate extra safety measures in October, before its forced closure in November due to the subsequent lockdown. It reopened in September 2021 back to its original pre-pandemic format, and with the venue at full capacity, and continuing to follow all current government guidelines and Covid safety measures. An immersive 1920's style Jazz party at the home of Jay Gatsby, F Scott Fitzgerald’s iconic character from his seminal tale, this immersive adaptation of the The Great Gatsby is London's longest running immersive theatre show. First conceived in 2015 when director Alexander Wright and producer Brian Hook were running The Fleeting Arms - a pop arts and community pub in an abandoned building in York, the show then ran in York in 2016 with a parallel production in Sheffield, and was produced by the Guild of Misrule . The immersive show first came to London as part of VAULT Festival in 2017 and sold out before the show opened. It ran at Gatsby’s Drugstore in London SE1 before moving to its current home Immersive LDN in Mayfair. The London cast features Oliver Towse plays ‘Gatsby’, with Lucinda Turner as ‘Daisy’, Hugh Stubbins as ‘Nick’, Jermaine Dominique as ‘Tom’,Steve McCourt as ‘George Wilson’, Jessica Hern as ‘Jordan’, Aminita Francis as ‘Myrtle Wilson’, Alex Wingfield as ‘Rosy Rosenthal’, Aimee Barrett as ‘Lucille’ and Greg Fossard as ‘Joey’. The Great Gatsby is booking until 30 October 2022 at Immersive LDN.

London's most successful immersive theatre experience 'The Great Gatsby' plans to re-open this coming October with social distancing measures in place. Actors and audiences will wear face coverings throughout the show, which has been reimagined as a 1920s masquerade ball. Audience capacity will be significantly reduced in order to facilitate social distancing and to allow audiences coming as individuals or in household groups to move around during the performance and keep a safe distance from others throughout. The show’s content has also been altered to avoid any performance deemed high risk. Temperature checks will take place upon arrival, the show’s central London venue will be deep cleaned before and after every performance, bar equipment sterilised, and hand sanitiser will be available throughout, producers said. The Covid-secure measures have been developed following conversations with local authorities and unions. Producers Louis Hartshorn and Brian Hook said “We want to offer something for people to look forward to following this extended lockdown. Our show has several inherent features that make it safer than a trip to the supermarket, so we’re embracing that and innovating. Hopefully we can provide a blueprint for other productions to open safely and be part of the process of restoring employment and the economy of the creative industries. The Great Gatsby will reopen on 1 October 2020 at Immersive LDN.

New production images have been released of 'The Great Gatsby' which is now playing in the heart of London's West End. Following its transfer to new venue, Immersive LDN in Davies Street London W1, audience members may now opt for a bespoke fine dining experience designed by Immersive LDN catering partners Flavourology. Jenny McNeill, food director of Flavourology “We are so excited for audiences to enter Jay Gatsby’s dining room and be enthralled by a menu referencing this literary classic. Hosted by Gatsby’s faithful butler, we will bring you dishes inspired by the places Jay and Daisy met and lived, truths or fables from Gatsby’s past, and ingredients popular in the roaring 1920s.” London's longest running immersive theatre show allows audiences to fully immerse themselves into the world of Jay Gatsby and the glamour of the Roaring ‘20s. With cocktails, dancing and scandal, this heart-racing adaptation of the seminal jazz-age story puts the audience at the heart of the action. Directed and adapted by Alexander Wright, the cast features Oliver Towse as ‘Gatsby’, Lucinda Turner as ‘Daisy’, James Lawrence as ‘Nick’, Prince Plockey as ‘Tom’, Humphrey Sitima as ‘George’, Jessica Hern as ‘Jordan’, Hannah Edwards as ‘Myrtle’, Charlie Cassen as ‘Rosy Rosenthal’, Lizzie Grace as ‘Lucille’ and Louis Sparks as ‘Joey’. The Great Gatsby is currently booking until 31 May 2020 at Immersive LDN. Photos by: Helen Maybanks and Sam Taylor.

Immersive theatre event The Great Gatsby extends London shows. The Guild Of Misrule and The Immersive Ensemble's hit production of The Great Gatsby has announced it will now run until 10 September 2017. Following the sell-out run at The Vaults in Waterloo, the immersive theatre show is now playing at a secret London location. How long this remains secret is anyone's guess. Themed around F. Scott Fitzgerald famed seminal jazz-age novel, 'guests' are invited into the secret unseen world of 1930's bootleg liquor, red hot jazz and hedonistic pleasures. Guests are encouraged to pick out their finest and watch as one of the greatest stories of the 20th Century unfolds around you in this unique theatrical performance. Click here to book tickets The Great Gatsby runs until 10 September 2017 at a secret London location.