4.6 ·
Step into The Lost Estate for a night that's part feast, part theatre. Settle into an elaborately staged world like the 1920s Parisian cabaret of Chat Noir, enjoying a multi-course dinner as costumed performers weave a story through the room around you.
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The Lost Estate builds fully realized theatrical worlds — most recently the 1920s-Parisian-cabaret setting of Chat Noir — where the audience eats a multi-course dinner while performers weave a story through the room around them. Reviewers describe it as closer to immersive theatre than dinner service, with meticulous attention to costume, set and character work.
A 4.6 rating and a trendy_score of 89 point to a buzzy, in-demand evening rather than a conventional show, while a hidden_gem_score in the mid-40s suggests it hasn't yet reached mainstream landmark status. It suits couples or groups after a special-occasion night that combines food, spectacle and theatre in one sitting.
The Lost Estate builds fully realized theatrical worlds — most recently the 1920s-Parisian-cabaret setting of Chat Noir — where the audience eats a multi-course dinner while performers weave a story through the room around them. Reviewers describe it as closer to immersive theatre than dinner service, with meticulous attention to costume, set and character work.
A 4.6 rating and a trendy_score of 89 point to a buzzy, in-demand evening rather than a conventional show, while a hidden_gem_score in the mid-40s suggests it hasn't yet reached mainstream landmark status. It suits couples or groups after a special-occasion night that combines food, spectacle and theatre in one sitting.
Duration
2h30
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lunchtime, afternoon, early evening, evening or late night
Intensity
Moderate walking
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We attended the Dickens evening reading of Christmas Carol. What an atmospheric wonderfully evening. With live music excellent food and a magnificent performance of the much loved tale. A great evening made wonderful by the costumes of the audience and a brilliant performance by Charlie Dickens. Well worth a visit.
Leigh Harrison
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