Immersive horror experience Room 13 set to open at Battersea Arts Centre this October
- Immersive Rumours
- Jul 22
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 4
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Room 13, an original immersive horror experience from Tom Maller (director of Peaky Blinders: The Rise, Doctor Who: Time Fracture, The Paddington Bear Experience and Secret Cinema's Casino Royale, Blade Runner, and Romeo + Juliet), is set to launch at Battersea Arts Centre this October for a two-week limited run.
Inspired by the 2015 fire at Battersea Arts Centre, the spine-chilling 35-minute-long production blurs the lines between local history and imagined unreality, and promises to shock and thrill.
With a combination of live performers, special effects and immersive design offering jump scares aplenty, Halloween at BAC has never been more terrifying.
The show's description is as follows:
In the days following the devastating fire in Battersea Arts Centre on Friday 13 March 2015, a team of builders uncovered a sealed chamber in the original stone structure. When they opened the chamber, what they found was so disturbing that the renovation came to an immediate halt. 11 years later, the door is unsealed once again. The door to Room 13…
Room 13 runs at Battersea Arts Centre from 16th October to 1st November. Tickets are priced from £20.00 per person. For more information and to book tickets, visit bac.org.uk
