London will play host to an immersive celebration of visionary director David Lynch, as A Gathering of Angels takes over Camden’s Irish Centre. Originally planned for September 2024, but now postponed until Spring 2025, the festival promises to plunge fans deep into the surreal, disturbing worlds of the acclaimed filmmaker.
Expect screenings, panel discussions, cosplay and cabaret.
The event will include the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Puzzle Experience, in which participants get to step into the eerie world of the Black Lodge and unravel the mysteries of escape-room-style pods.
Other attractions will include a rare big-screen showing of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, the prequel to Lynch’s ground-breaking TV series. The screening will be complemented by a series of panels featuring key creators and actors from the Lynchian universe.
The festival will also offer an array of Lynch-inspired activities, including a Mulholland Drive Jitterbug Class…
Special guests include Dana Ashbrook, known for his Twin Peaks role as Bobby Briggs, Lesley Dunlop, who starred in The Elephant Man, and Sabrina S. Sutherland, Lynch’s collaborator on numerous projects.
The festival will also offer an array of Lynch-inspired activities, including a Mulholland Drive Jitterbug Class, and The Angels Art Gallery.
After dark, the Double R Club, an East London-based Lynch-inspired burlesque and cabaret troupe, will take the stage, offering performances that promise to thrill and unsettle in equal measure.
For those seeking more intimate engagement with Lynch’s world, The Slow Club, a secret bar lovingly recreated from the set design of Blue Velvet, will serve themed cocktails.
LA tattoo artist Lain Freefall will also be in residence, offering bespoke Lynch-inspired tattoos.
VIP Tickets are priced at £310, with General Admission weekend tickets priced at £170. General Admission day tickets sell for £93.50. For more news about ticket availability click here.
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London will play host to an immersive celebration of visionary director David Lynch, as A Gathering of Angels takes over Camden’s Irish Centre. Originally planned for September 2024, but now postponed until Spring 2025, the festival promises to plunge fans deep into the surreal, disturbing worlds of the acclaimed filmmaker.
Expect screenings, panel discussions, cosplay and cabaret.
The event will include the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Puzzle Experience, in which participants get to step into the eerie world of the Black Lodge and unravel the mysteries of escape-room-style pods.
Other attractions will include a rare big-screen showing of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, the prequel to Lynch’s ground-breaking TV series. The screening will be complemented by a series of panels featuring key creators and actors from the Lynchian universe.
Special guests include Dana Ashbrook, known for his Twin Peaks role as Bobby Briggs, Lesley Dunlop, who starred in The Elephant Man, and Sabrina S. Sutherland, Lynch’s collaborator on numerous projects.
The festival will also offer an array of Lynch-inspired activities, including a Mulholland Drive Jitterbug Class, and The Angels Art Gallery.
After dark, the Double R Club, an East London-based Lynch-inspired burlesque and cabaret troupe, will take the stage, offering performances that promise to thrill and unsettle in equal measure.
For those seeking more intimate engagement with Lynch’s world, The Slow Club, a secret bar lovingly recreated from the set design of Blue Velvet, will serve themed cocktails.
LA tattoo artist Lain Freefall will also be in residence, offering bespoke Lynch-inspired tattoos.
VIP Tickets are priced at £310, with General Admission weekend tickets priced at £170. General Admission day tickets sell for £93.50. For more news about ticket availability click here.
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