Where are the shows happening?
London, and shortly the rest of the UK. We tend to use a mixture of churches, warehouses, museums and town halls. Each has its own personality and magic. We’ll tell you all about them when our tickets go live.
When are the shows taking place?
Typically our shows take place on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays throughout the winter season, beginning in Octobe & ending in March.
Do I need to be on time?
Yes, it’s vital. The doors will close on the dot at the advertised start time for each experience. We aren’t able to let people in, or refund latecomer tickets - once we go dark, we go dark.
What kind of music is performed?
A cross-over of ambient, Scandi, nu-folk and experimental, with hints of electronic & classical, but perhaps a better way to think about it is by describing what it feels like: profound, raw, cathartic, ethereal.
Who’s performing?
A hidden collective of multi-instrumentalists & singers. You’ll meet them at the end of the experience, along with the details of what you’ve just heard.
Are the venues accessible?
Our aim is for all our venues to be fully accessible, however with some heritage spaces this is not always possible. We’ll be super clear about accessibility on each venue / ticket page as soon as the next season’s dates are announced.
Is the experience seated or standing?
All audience members are seated throughout. The performers are not distant on a stage, they are nearby - you may sense them, but they won’t come into your personal space. Sometimes the sound may seem in front of you, sometimes around you.
Is it really in the dark?
Because we perform in historic buildings, a small amount of natural light may be present in the space itself. When you arrive, we’ll provide you with a sleep mask - included in your ticket price - which provides you with a total blackout. It’s best to listen with the sleep mask on if possible, or eyes shut tightly if not. If your eyes are open, your mind will start to wander…
Is it suitable for children?
No under 10’s, apologies.
If they start fidgeting it’s distracting for everyone, and stressful for you.
How long is the show?
75 minutes.
Is it scary or theatrical?
Though we love the immersive experiences out there that really challenge you or blow your senses with visuals & clever technology, this one is the antithesis, and it’s not scary. Your brain and soul will thank you for it.
Can’t find your ticket?
Please email us, and we’ll sort you out.