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Fancy immersive theatre in the West End? Say ‘I do’ to Till Death Us Do Party

Liam Rudden by Liam Rudden
September 23, 2025
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Fancy immersive theatre in the West End? Say ‘I do’ to Till Death Us Do Party

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Till Death Us Do Party is the new West End immersive theatre experience where holy matrimony meets unholy mayhem at its most riotous and ridiculous. The guests are assembled, vows exchanged and speeches are slurred, as emotional meltdowns, unlikely romances, and family feuds unfold around you – all set to a backdrop of sharp-tongued jokes, scandalous secrets, and dance floor showdowns. 

So prepare for a bridesmaid speech you’ll never unhear, and a conga line that may or may not end in disaster… in between feasting on Spud Bros – the world-famous, viral sensation serving the greatest spuds on earth – because no wedding drama is complete without carbs. Whether you’re Team Bride or Team Groom, one thing’s for certain: You’ll laugh, cringe, sing, cheer, and maybe even catch the bouquet. You may have come for the wedding – but you’ll stay for the mayhem.

Meg Hateley as Florence Bush-Fuller, the bride

Till Death Us Do Party will be tying the knot in the heart of the West End from 30 September – 20 December, 2025 at new immersive theatre venue, One NinetyFour Piccadilly.

Producer Robert Mackintosh says, “Immersive theatre shows are a fast growing branch of live entertainment. I love the idea of bringing together the great institution of marriage with the joining of two families – a wonderful battlefield of characters, emotions and wicked fun – with an audience prepared to take part and beat the centre of it all.

“And when I saw the Spud Bros’ Red Caps serving their famous potatoes and entertaining the queue at their pop-up shop in Archer Street London, I just knew they would be the perfect caterers for our mad and joyous immersive comedy wedding show.”

Keiran Constable as Tom Cox, the groom, and Meg Hateley as Florence Bush-Fuller, the bride, with their wedding guests

Hateley and Constable are joined by William Folan-Conray as Father Michael, the priest, Dakota Starr as the MC, Matt Addis as Ollie Bush-Fuller, aka, THE BIG O father of the bride, Frankie Power as Cyndee, the father of the bride’s ‘Girlfriend’, Charlotte Palmer as Marian Bush-Fuller, the mother of the bride, Clare Samuels as Carol Cox, the mother of the groom, Rikki Dallas as Gareth Pickford, the best man and Mark Biocca as Uncle Tony & Alexandro Del Pierro.

Competing the ensemble cast are Eleanor Hindson as Annabel Bush-Fuller & Lesley Bush-Fuller, bridesmaid twins, Louise Lord as Felicity ‘Fizzy’ Hughes-Hart, bridesmaid, the bride’s best friend, Phil Whelans as Nigel Egglestone, Uncle Nigel, the world’s most boring man, Katherine Rodden as Auntie Hilary, Louie Wanless as the bride’s brother and the wedding photographer, and Georgie Halford as The Wedding Planner.

Tickets here.

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Líam Rudden is an award-winning playwright, broadcaster and commentator on the arts with more than 40 years experience working in theatre and media. For two decades he was the Entertainment and Festivals Editor of the Edinburgh Evening News. He is Artistic Director of Stageworks East West Ltd and a regular contributor to Hollywood.com and The Edinburgh Reporter.
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