The Heist

A Clubbing Experience Like No Other- The Heist Merges Trendy  Immersive Theatre with a DJ and Adventurous Storylines



An immersive theatre style club night is coming to London this October. Debuting on the 4th, The Heist is set to be an interactive experience- merging an action-packed storyline about a bank robbery with DJs. 

The event includes exclusive performances from DJ Hype & Slamboree Soundsystem as well as a series of characters that will guide you through the story. Taking place in Colab House by London Bridge, this event is certainly not one to miss. 

Audience members will be plunged into the world of the characters and an energetic club environment where they will be taken on a theatrical walk-through experience. They will encounter London's most notorious gang boss, be involved in a bank robbery and if unlucky have a run-in with the police. With a series of hidden chambers containing weird and wonderful characters, you can expect to be kept on your toes through-out and party the night away.


The event it brought to you by UnStuck Presents, an immersive experience company who takes events to the next level by merging parties with storylines and characters. With the addition of popular DJ line-ups, original scripts and unique; otherworldly set designs, this event will not disappoint. The Heist is the first of many events to come, and being the launch event for this company, it will certainly be spectacular. 


DJ Hype is usually found headlining famous London and Bristol clubs like Printworks, E1, Fabric and Motion with his Drum & Base and Jungle music. However, The Heist will give you the unique opportunity to experience DJ Hype in an intimate club environment whilst also getting a memorable immersive experience at the same time.


If you have been interested in the recent immersive theatre adaptions of The Great Gatsby or the Wolf of Wall Street that has been taking place in London, then this event will be for you. They have a similar type of interactive experience. Music, strong actors and characters, supported by a carefully crafted script.


Immersive shows such as The Heist, The Great Gatsby and Wolf of Wall Street highlight the increasing demand for individuals to feel connected and involved in an experience. The Heist brings the trendy style of these immersive theatre productions to a club environment- merging the worlds to give you the ultimate experience. These types of events are incredibly popular. Events such as Foreverland’s Psychedelic Carnival sold out their tickets in June and Elrow (London Town show) sold out months in advance. Being incapsulated within a story allows you to forget about your stresses and play around as someone else for a while. The thrill this experience creates will make your club night like no other. With only 150 tickets available, make sure you grab your ticket before they sell out!


"Will you get away with the vault’s treasures and celebrate to an explosive line-up of DJs & live acts? Or will you face a lengthy jail term with Her Majesty's Prison Service? Your choices will decide your fate…"

 Tickets and Timings:
 Timings: 10:30PM – 4AM

 Ticket tier prices: £8, £12, £15, £17.5

 Ticket link: https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1301444
Link to event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/644590539365492/
Website link: https://www.unstuckpresents.com/the-heist


Location: London Bridge, London SE1 9RA, UK

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