Libertines is a larp about a party slowly turning into a depraved nightmare. In 1795, a group of wealthy aristocrats have invited a select group of guests to an exclusive party at a remote countryside manor. For a few days, there will be dancing, feasting, and some friendly gambling. The guests, elated at being chosen...
The Play's the Thing LRP is a Shakespeare-inspired one-shot LARP event that will run at Raywell Park Scout Activity Centre, Riplingham Rd, Raywell, Cottingham HU16 5YL, UK, from Friday 3rd July 2026 - Sunday 5th July 2026. For more information, please join this interest group, or read our work-in-progress game information available as an interactive website...
Libertines is a larp about a party slowly turning into a depraved nightmare. In 1795, a group of wealthy aristocrats have invited a select group of guests to an exclusive party at a remote countryside manor. For a few days, there will be dancing, feasting, and some friendly gambling. The guests, elated at being chosen...
The Future is Straight is a Nordic larp, where we are exploring two days in a gay conversion camp for youth and young adults. We will follow the “rehabbers” as they go through therapy, educational lessons, and maybe tiptoe into a queer community for the first time – struggling to navigate between fully realising themselves,...
The Future is Straight is a Nordic larp, where we are exploring two days in a gay conversion camp for youth and young adults. We will follow the “rehabbers” as they go through therapy, educational lessons, and maybe tiptoe into a queer community for the first time – struggling to navigate between fully realising themselves,...
A major new Chaos League production, inspired by post apocalyptic genre masterpieces such as “Fallout” and “Pleasantville”. It’s a unique event set in an extraordinary location: one of the largest nuclear bunkers in Europe. The story unfolds in a dystopian version of the 1950s, where society struggles to survive after a nuclear apocalypse. It’s a...
They said the signal was harmless. Just static. Just noise. Just another anomaly beneath the city. But in 1984, a research team at a Cambridge lab picked up more than interference. They found a pattern. They called it contact. And then the changes began. They didn’t disappear. They left. Voluntarily. A year later, they came...