The Lost Estate London

Step into awe-inspiring live immersive experiences at The Lost Estate, where theatre, music and fine dining combine to bring storytelling to life.

Sit back and enjoy spectacular stories unfold through lavish fine dining courses, themed cocktails, gripping live theatre and music.

From a glamorous 1930s New York speakeasy bar to a dazzling 1890s Paris cabaret club, get ready to experience a truly mesmerising adventure.

What experiences can I see at The Lost Estate?

The Lost Estate has two venues – one in West Kensington and one in Peckham Rye.

Each experience is designed to transport guests to a different era, through live theatrical performances, music and a fine dining menu inspired by the historical era performed and modern cooking techniques.

58th Street

The current experience being performed at the Peckham Rye venue is 58th Street.

Step into the glitz and glamour of 1930s New York at the Jazz Age speakeasy at 58th street.

Relive the Jazz Age with live Harlem Jazz performances, indulge in a six-course Manhattan tasting menu and enjoy a night of rhythm, decadence and exclusivity. 

Performances for The Greatest Night of the Jazz Age run Tuesdays to Sundays at 7pm and Saturdays and Sundays at 1pm.

CHAT NOIR!

Get ready to dine, drink and dance through a night of bohemian glamour at CHAT NOIR!, an immersive 1890s Paris cabaret experience currently being performed at the West Kensington venue.

Expect theatrical cabaret, sensational live music and an indulgent three-course Parisian banquet in a lavishly recreated Montmartre club. Dress to impress!

Performances run Tuesdays to Sundays at 7pm and Saturdays and Sundays at 1pm.

The Great Christmas Feast

Or, enjoy a night of Victorian festive fun at the West Kensington venue this Christmas.

For one night only, you are Dickens’ guest as he unveils a ghostly Christmas story through immersive storytelling and festive feasting.

Check back soon to buy tickets for The Great Christmas Feast – 2026 dates are yet to be confirmed.

How to get to The Lost Estate in West Kensington

CHAT NOIR! and The Great Christmas Feast at The Lost Estate in West Kensington, W14 9LP.

How to get there:

• Underground – The nearest Tube station is West Kensington (District line), which is a two-minute walk from the venue.
• Bus – You can catch the following buses which stop nearby: 28, 306, 328, C1, C3, N28, N31.
• Cycling – Hire a Santander Cycles bike and head to The Lost Estate. The nearest docking station is located outside West Kensington tube station.

How to get to The Lost Estate in Peckham Rye

58th Street at The Lost Estate in Peckham Rye, SE15 3SN.

How to get there:

• Overground – The nearest Overground station is Peckham Rye station (10 minutes by train from London Bridge), which is a three-minute walk from the venue.
• Bus – You can catch the following buses which stop nearby at Peckham Rye station: 12, 37, 63, 78, 197, 343, 363.

Past experiences at The Lost Estate

• The Great Masked Ball: Swan Lake-themed masked ball in an immersive Russian palace, featuring live orchestral music, classic ballet performances and a lavish Russian feast.
• In Night’s Darkling Glory: Immersive experience transporting guests from the cliffs of Cornwall to an enchanted forest in Northern France, travelling through the legend of Tristan and Isolde with theatre, medieval feasting and opera performances.
• The Great Murder Mystery: Experience a spectacular retelling of Sherlock Holmes’ greatest case The Hound of the Baskervilles through feasting, live music and immersive storytelling.
• Paradise under the Stars: Immersive 1950s Havana spectacular with live Cuban bands, dance performances and a three-course Cuban feast.

Do people dress up for The Lost Estate?

Guests are at the heart of every Lost Estate experience, and are as much a part of creating the world as the performers, set design and menus. There is no compulsory dress code for The Lost Estate experiences, but guests are welcome to dress to the theme of the performance.

For example, the dress code for 58th Street is 1920s luxe – think glamorous and elegant black, white and metallic outfits! For Paradise Under The Stars, guests are encouraged to wear summer formal attire, such as whites and pastels.

Other immersive experiences you might enjoy

Dive into the world of Phantom Peak to solve secretive quests and interact with quirky townsfolk, don your orange jumpsuit and experience a day in the life of a prison inmate at the Alcotraz Immersive Prison Cocktail Experience, or find out what it's like to live as an outlaw in the London Wild West with the immersive theatre experience Moonshine Saloon.