A Peaky Blinders live experience is set to open in London this summer.
This news comes ahead of the release of the spin-off TV series which is reportedly in the works.
Peaky Blinders Underworld is based on the Steven Knight crime show which focuses on the gang led by Cillian Murphy's character, Tommy Shelby, as he aims to create an empire for himself and his family in Birmingham in 1919.
The live experience will take fans into the world of Peaky Blinders through live entertainment, actor-led run-ins, and gameplay.
Speaking on the experience, Knight said: "Peaky Blinders Underworld is not just a recreation of the Shelby family’s world but a much wider destination. This ven
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ue gives fans the opportunity to socially engage with their beloved series through a completely new prism, while those less familiar with the show will find plenty to love about it too," according to RTE.
Through the experience, fans will be given the chance to see if they have what it takes to become a Peaky Blinder.
Seperate to the main experience, The Garrison Tavern will provide a dedicated space for events, live performance, music and themed events.
The official Instagram announced the news of the London live experience. The caption read: "By order of the Peaky Blinders: step into the shadows of the Garrison Tavern and explore the Underworld. In London Bridge, London, UK. Tickets on sale now in bio."
Peaky Blinders was first released in 2013 and quickly became popular. The show ran for six series and ended in 2022.
Earlier this year, a feature length film, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, was released and fans got to see Murphy and Barry Keoghan step back into their iconic roles.
The Peaky Blinders creators have been keeping their fans well fed as they have also announced a spin-off TV series.
The new series will be set a decade after the film and will follow Shelby's family in the aftermath of the Second World War.
The upcoming show has been commissioned for two series of six hour-long episodes. It will premiere in the UK on BBC iPlayer and BBC One, and on Netflix across the world.
