Secret Cinema has announced the first spectacular show to run in its new Greenwich home

"February next year will see Secret Cinema's new Greenwich theatre play host to Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Immersive Adventure . A show based on the Johnny Depp-starring Gore Verbinski blockbuster Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl had been mooted in 2020 and cancelled for the usual 2020 reasons; the obvious difference is the name suggests (though doesn't confirm) that as with you're liable to be watching the enormously successful 2003 smash on screens throughout the evening with lots of supplementary spectacular stuff occurring before, during and after (a canny move away from the model where the cinema screening had become an optional afterthought after what was essentially a long theatre show)."

"To cut to the chase, February next year will see Secret Cinema's new Greenwich theatre play host to Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Immersive Adventure . A show based on the Johnny Depp-starring Gore Verbinski blockbuster Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl had been mooted in 2020 and cancelled for the usual 2020 reasons; the obvious difference is the name suggests (though doesn't confirm) that as with you're liable to be watching the enormously successful 2003 smash on screens throughout the evening with lots of supplementary spectacular stuff occurring before, during and after (a canny move away from the model where the cinema screening had become an optional afterthought after what was essentially a long theatre show)."

"To quote Secret Cinema boss Merritt Baer: 'Get ready for high jinks on the high seas! With epic aerial stunts, fearless swordfights and a cast of your favourite swashbuckling pirates, where better to invite audiences than raucous Tortuga"

Secret Cinema is launching a new permanent London theatre at Greenwich in February next year. The venue will host Pirates of the Caribbean: The Immersive Adventure, an immersive show based on the 2003 film The Curse of the Black Pearl. The project was previously considered in 2020 but was cancelled. The new format is expected to bring the movie screening back to the center of the experience, with additional spectacular elements occurring before, during, and after the film. The show is positioned as a full immersive adventure with aerial stunts, swordfights, and a cast of swashbuckling pirates, inviting audiences to Tortuga.

Read at Time Out London