Immersive conspiracy live experience heads on a 32-date UK tour, set to open at Liverpool’s Epstein Theatre next month

A bold and immersive live theatre experience which plunges its audience deep into the world of conspiracy theories and hidden narratives is embarking on a major UK tour this autumn.

The Forbidden Realm of Conspiracies: Uncovered will visit 32 venues across the country from August to November.

Tickets for all venues are on sale now.

Conspiracy theories have moved from the margins of the internet to the centre of mainstream culture, with debates now dominating podcasts, social feeds and everyday conversations.

This autumn, audiences will experience those conversations brought to life on stage when The Forbidden Realm of Conspiracies: Uncovered visits key towns and cities up and down the country.

The extensive tour is set to open at Liverpool’s Epstein Theatre on Wednesday, 26 August.

It will then go on to visit Bridlington Spa on 1 September, the Albany Theatre in Coventry (6 September), The Hafren at Newtown (11 September), Medina Theatre, Isle of Wight (12 September), Carmarthen’s Lyric Theatre (13 September), the Princess Theatre at Hunstanton (18 September), Rhyl Pavilion Theatre (20 September), Grimsby Auditorium (21 September), Worcester’s Swan Theatre (22 September), The Eric Morecambe Centre in Harpenden (24 September), Wyllyotts Theatre, Potters Bar (27 September) and Theatre Royal Wakefield on 29 September.

The tour continues with visits to the Marina Theatre, Lowestoft on Thursday, 1 October, Key Theatre, Peterborough (3 October), The Met at Abertillery (7 October), Paignton’s Palace Theatre (8 October), Weymouth Pavilion (11 October), Blackpool Grand (13 October), Beck Theatre in Hayes (14 October), Royal Hippodrome Theatre, Eastbourne (17 October), Queen’s Theatre in Barnstaple (22 October), Cambridge Corn Exchange (26 October) and Swansea’s Brangwyn Hall on 28 October.

And it concludes in November with dates at Southside Lincoln (1 November), Stockport Plaza (3 November), Redditch’s Palace Theatre (4 November), The Platform in Morecambe (6 November), Floral Pavilion at New Brighton (8 November), Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough (14 November), Dudley Town Hall (19 November) and Greenwich Theatre on 22 November.

Blending cinematic projection, immersive soundscapes, live polling and audience participation, the production transforms the theatre into a charged, shared environment where ideas collide in real time.

Audiences are guided through some of the most debated topics and themes of the modern era including the moon landing, simulation theory, the Mandela Effect and hidden power structures.

The room responds collectively. Opinions surface, certainty shifts, and the atmosphere evolves with every reaction.

Performer Marco Quille says: “Conspiracy theories are powerful because they sit right on the edge of what people think they know. In an immersive setting, you can feel that uncertainty shift in real time.

“Every audience responds differently – and that makes each performance unpredictable and electric.”

Producer Charlie Aspinall, founder of CAJ Productions, adds: “The Forbidden Realm of Conspiracies: Uncovered has been designed to create a shared experience unlike anything audiences encounter online. The theories may be familiar but experiencing them collectively in a theatre is something entirely different.”

The Forbidden Realm of Conspiracies: Uncovered plays at Liverpool’s Epstein Theatre Wednesday, 26 August. Tickets are available here.