Best Christmas Theatre In London

Say hello to the world's only 5D Martian adventure. At Jeff Wayne's The War Of The Worlds immersive experience, you'll get to interact with live actors, use virtual reality and creep your way through scenes of an alien invasion.

Get your theatre fix this season at Islington's well-loved Rosemary Branch pub. Sip on their tasty food and drink and enjoy an array of fabulous performances and shows in their award-winning theatre located upstairs.

On the hunt for an immersive experience in London this Christmas? Well, you've just received an invite to join Jay Gatsby at one of his glamorous get-togethers. Head over to party in true Roaring Twenties fashion, complete with bootleg liquor, lashings of Champagne and live jazz.

Trust us when we say this is one train you won't want to miss. A dining journey like no other, you'll enjoy a four-course menu created by a MasterChef finalist, until a heinous crime occurs, forcing you to turn against your fellow passengers and find the culprit.

Combining two of our favourite movies for one wild ride, Mulan Rouge is a quirky Christmas show in London that's not to be missed. Taking place at The Vaults, you can expect a drag-tastic performance, as well as a five-course dinner and tasty cocktails.

This award-winning immersive dining experience will see you become part of the well-loved TV show Faulty Towers. Join Basil, Sybil and Manuel for an unforgettable night of improvised comedy, belly laughs and delicious food (served shambolically, of course).

Ditch the panto in favour of something a little quirkier this Christmas... The Hunt For The Smoking Caterpillar will immerse you in a twisted re-telling of Lewis Carroll's classic, with bonkers storylines and hilarious actors adding to thrill of it all. 

Sit back and sip on bottomless prosecco while watching the city's top West End talent flex their musical might. One of London's best theatre shows in December, you skip the box office queues and instead see the stars from Les Mis, Wicked, The Lion King and Phantom of The Opera all in one place.

Need your festive theatre fix? Be prepared for an evening of laughter and madness as Shit-faced Showtime is back with their hilarious twist on Dickens' much-loved classic Christmas tale. Need we say more?