
Doctor Who Time Fracture Tickets
The TARDIS flies into London in 2022 for the new Doctor Who immersive production.This production is suitable for ages 8+ Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
Performance dates
26 November 2021 - 4 September 2022
Run time 2hr (inc. interval)
Includes interval
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Tickets for Doctor Who Time Fracture An Immersive Adventure on sale now for the 2022 West End run!
The TARDIS may seem like it's tardy to the West End party, but the wait is finally over because The Doctor is here to make a London house call. Doctor Who Time Fracture is just the ticket sci-fans have been waiting for and this new immersive experience is set to take Theatreland by storm. Are you ready for it? Deep beneath the London city streets at Immersive LDN, a portal is opening, our timeline is being ripped to shreds, and the fate of the human world as we know it is threatened with being thrown out of balance.
Doctor Who immersive theatre tickets are in high demand, so be sure to book your tickets as soon as possible to secure your spot in this fantasy world brought to life!
What to expect from Doctor Who Time Fracture?
This unprecedented and groundbreaking immersive experience will place you in the heart of the story set during the 1940s Blitz raids, eventually thrusting you forward into a cosmic adventure across space and time split between two time periods. In this epic event, a huge challenge awaits you as you dive headfirst into gorgeously-rendered worlds open for exploration, meet amazing characters (including the Time Lords, Cybermen, and Daleks), and encounter treacherous pitfalls and dangers. The universe we know and love is in jeopardy and now is your chance to step up to the plate, be your journey's hero, and save your precious planet from catastrophic destruction.
The brains behind the immersive Doctor Who operation
Doctor Who Time Fracture is produced in partnership with BBC Studios and Immersive Everywhere, the same company behind the UK's most successful and longest-running immersive production of all time, The Great Gatsby. It is directed by Tom Maller (Secret Cinema's Casino Royale, 28 Days Later, Blade Runner) and features a new story arc written by Daniel Dingsdale (Dark Tourism), production design by Rebecca Brower, and the creative team of Immersive Everywhere.
The Doctor Who immersive experience has opened its HQ to new recruits. It is currently unknown whether a famous Doctor Who actor such as David Tennant will reprise their role for this special adaptation, but given the immersive nature of the production, it is highly unlikely.
Content
This production will feature strobe lighting and haze effects.Special notes
As an immersive show, and with our audience frequently in close proximity with our performers, we respectfully ask our audience to continue to wear masks, unless you are exempt.
If you have yet to be vaccinated, we strongly encourage you to test before arriving at the venue.
This is to keep everyone, including our staff, our performers, and our patrons safe and well at this time.
Recent Reviews
I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, the enthusiasm of the actors was tremendous….so WHY is it closing???????
Amazing show and ao involving ! Shame it's ended early
The experience was not enjoyable, I attended with my two children (aged 9 and 13) who are big fans of Dr Who, so I thought it would really engage them. In fact, far too many people were packed in so you couldn't hear what the actors were saying as there were multiple groups simultaneously going on in the same space, the resultant noise was overwhelming and confusing. Some actors simply were inaudible, others were shouting. At one point I was separated from my children and couldn't even see them, I had no idea where they were, which was not acceptable to me. There was no attempt to keep groups together, even when families. As a result of all this, the actual plot of the show was entirely incoherent, I didn't really know what was going on and I could tell other audience members were in the same position. The special effects were generally mediocre as well. I can say that the set design was very good, as were the costumes, and the actors really did their best, all credit to them. But I certainly would not recommend this. And for anyone with neurodiversity challenges I think it could be really quite a difficult experience because it was sound bombardment and horribly crowded - not in a good way. We were specifically told not to take photos so none supplied.
Well acted. Kids loved the frenetic energy. The opening in the control room was a little crowded and couldn’t always hear the actors or see what was happening. Otherwise great
Chaotic, unstructured, confused, inept, rude characters and staff. From entering the cloakroom staff member was rude, following directions to check in all coats got abruttly told if you don't like it take your coats with you. The oeamble was carried out away from those queuing and checking in coats so we were unaware of what was said so we went into the first part unaware of what was going on. The next stage was just six or seven staff members shouting at the six or seven groups that had been admitted neaning who knew what was happening, the groups fractured and were not kept together. We did not have clue what was going on as we entered the ne t section. This already had groups in and ours just added to the crush. Characters were just shouting trying to be heard above each other and groups were being led around crashing through other groups and nobidy really knowing what was going on. It all became pointless being there and when we asked a staff member could we go to the next section we were led to one of the doctors who said we would just have to wait our turn whatever that meant as we were the inly people there. At this point we asked to leave, which took time before we were shown to an exit point. We have been left feeling the whole experience was just an unproffessiknal, chaotic mess which wasn' worth the money. The only polite person we encountered was the security guard who was very pleasant and helpful. The only recommendation we can make is avoid this like the plague.
Amazing, was really impressed
Great experience. It was a little chaotic at points in the beginning with the overlapping storylines and characters but it really came together. The acting and production design was top tier!
I expected this show to be much more like the old Dr Who. We had to stand the whole time and the flow was very strange. Don’t waste your money on this show.
Loved the enthusiasm of the actors and the sets. You definitely get more out of this production if you let go of inhibitions and join in the fun. They also packed in plenty of characters and villains. The only criticism is that we were left unsure what to do or where to go a couple of times but we just attached ourselves to a passing actor and the action started again. We also missed a couple of elements but impossible to get round it all in two hours. Thoroughly recommend as long as you’re not too shy!
Excellent show, cast is great. Must see for all Doctor Who fans.
Am amazing immersive experience. I took my 11 year old grandson to the show and he was the only child at that particular performance. The cast made him feel really special, pulling him right into the narrative - very kind and talented actors! The whole affair was brilliant; an action packed, frenetic, unpredictable and beautifully realised show - so much better than I could have imagined, with minutely detailed sets and an intricate plot that whizzes back and forth in time. Absolutely superb!
Really captured the frantic nature of the show, great acting, good sets, I was a little confused at times but tbh the show is like that too. Overall had a really good time.
Latest Doctor Who Time Fracture News

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Doctor Who Time Fracture t-shirt giveaway | Terms and Conditions
The Doctor has landed in London… Enter our competition for the chance to win a Doctor Who Time Fracture t-shirt, perfect to wear the theatrical experience at Immersive LDN. All you need to do to enter is follow us on Instagram and tag a friend in the comments. For an extra entry, share the post on your story. That’s it. Good luck!
25 Mar, 2022 | By Jade Ali

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Doctor Who Time Fracture #TicketTuesday
It’s Ticket Tuesday and this week we are giving away a pair of tickets for the immersive Doctor Who Time Fracture in London. All you need to do to enter is make sure you’re a member of our mailing list, or join here.
For an extra entry, simply follow us on Twitter and share the post and/ or tag a friend in the comments on Instagram. Good luck!
22 Mar, 2022 | By Jade Ali

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#TicketTuesday Doctor Who Time Fracture
It’s Ticket Tuesday! This week we are giving our members the chance to win a pair of tickets to see Doctor Who Time Fracture. All you need to do to enter is make sure you’re a member of our mailing list, or join here.
For an extra entry, simply follow us on Twitter and share the post and/ or tag a friend in the comment on Instagram. Good luck!
23 Nov, 2021 | By Nicky Sweetland

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Top 10 fun facts about Doctor Who
Think you're the biggest Doctor Who fan on the planet? Looking to test your knowledge of this ground-breaking BBC sci-fi series? Sure, everyone knows Doctor Who is the longest-running science fiction television show in the world. But did you know the TARDIS used to be able to transform into other objects before its chameleon circuit broke and forced it to stay in the shape of a police box?
With the Doctor Who Time Fracture: An Immersive Adventure set to come to London's West End this February, there's no better time than now to book your Time Fracture tickets and brush up on your Doctor Who skills with our picks for the show's top 10 fun facts.
So grab your sonic screwdriver, put on your overlong scarf, and check out our fancy, cool list below!
25 Aug, 2020 | By Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels

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Doctor Who: Time Fracture tickets selling fast! Be the hero and book now!
Don't be tardy to the TARDIS party this winter! The interactive world of Doctor Who is coming to central London on 17 February 2021 for 3.5 months only and you won't want to be left behind on this magical new adventure! Tickets for Doctor Who: Time Fracture are selling out faster than a first-class voyage to Gallifrey, which is why you'll want to be quick and book your tickets today whilst availability lasts! Strap on your intergalactic space boots and we'll see you at Immersive LDN next year!
21 Aug, 2020 | By Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels

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Doctor Who immersive London experience to open in February 2021
Originally tentatively scheduled to open in 2020, the eagerly anticipated opening of Doctor Who Time Fracture: An Immersive Adventure has now finally been revealed by Immersive Everywhere. The interactive theatre experience is set to open in February 2021 with tickets set to go on sale this Thursday (20 August 2020).
18 Aug, 2020 | By Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels

News / New Shows + Transfers
New Doctor Who immersive London experience to open in 2020
Think you've got what it takes to join The Doctor in the time-travelling TARDIS? Then today is your lucky day! BBC Studios and The Great Gatsby's producers Immersive Everywhere have partnered up to bring the world of Doctor Who to life on the West End theatre stage. Doctor Who Time Fracture: An Immersive Adventure is set to open at an undisclosed London venue in late 2020 and the news has got sci-fans everywhere jumping for joy!
9 Dec, 2019 | By Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels
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