Russian spaceship ‘escape room’ experience coming to South London
An escape room experience that immerses visitors in an abandoned Russian spaceship is opening this month in South London.
PHOBOS-17, located at The Artworks in Elephant and Castle, will see teams of up to four people work to unlock the mysteries of the spacecraft.
During each 60-minute session, participants will race against time as they aim to break into a sealed laboratory and snatch the prize before escaping from the facility.
PHOBOS-17 was created by Tom Hall, the immersive theatre actor-director and founder of leisure operator Mostly Harmless.
Tom said: “Once again, I’m delighted to say I own a spaceship in South London.
“We’ve had great fun building it and designing puzzles, I can’t wait to welcome people on board!”
Mostly Harmless’ previous project, THE LIFEBOAT, was a pop-up escape room launched earlier this year at the city’s annual arts festival VAULT.
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