Yes, completely. Both for the audience and the musicians. A sleep mask is included with your ticket for full immersion.

A secret mix crossing ambient, Scandi, nu-folk, experimental, and classical. The best way to describe it is how it feels - profound, raw, cathartic & at times ethereal.

A secret ensemble of multi-instrumentalists & singers. You’ll meet them at the end.

It couldn’t be further from it. Around 30 musicians are going to be performing live… around, past & through you… and they’re also in total darkness, just like the audience. It’s an extraordinary way of experiencing live music.

We have two venues. The first is St Stephen Walbrook (just next to Bank tube), and the second St Andrews Holborn - a few minutes walk from Chancery Lane tube.

c.70 minutes - doors open 30 mins beforehand and we strongly suggest arriving early.

No. Once we go dark, we go dark. Doors close at the exact start time and we can’t admit latecomers.

Seated throughout, on a mixture of pews & chairs. Audiences in the past have bought cushions, blankets & hats, and all are welcome - be as comfortable as you desire.

St Andrews: in term of entry & exit, absolutely, however the venue unfortunately doesn’t have any accessible toilets. To help this we’re compiling a list of places close by that do and will share that with you by email when you contact us to buy accessible tickets.

St Stephen Walbrook: this venue is not accessible for wheelchair users, we’re so sorry - it unfortunately takes around 15 steps to enter the building.

Simply email hello(@)in-the-dark.com, and we’ll send you a special code so that you can buy a ticket for yourself and of course your essential companion. We’ll make sure you’re well taken care of on the night and offer priority entry to our ‘music-able’ ticket holders. We’ll also ask for your feedback after the event to make sure that we make our events as accessible as humanly possible.

Important - please see the answer to ‘are the venues accessible’ for full accessibility details

If your child can sit still & quietly, they’ll love it. No under 6’s though, thank you.

Not at all. This is about deep listening – not scare tactics or theatrics.