Edible Cinema tastes like Halloween in London

Foodie and a Halloween fan? From 28th to 31st October, an unusual movie might be in order! Experience Tim Burton's popular comedy horros Beetlejuice like never before with Edible Cinema. 

Once seated, the audience is provided with a series of numbered packages, each containing a mystery food. At specific points during the film, placards with corresponding numbers will be shown to the audience instructing them to consume the contents of the packages. The smell and texture will correspond to what's happening on screen, heightening the viewers'sensory experiences of the film and accompanied by the Bombay Beetlejuice cocktail, inspired by the film and created by Bombay Sapphire.

You can reserve you tickets here and costs from 28 pounds per seat. 





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Location: Spitalfields, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, London E2 7DP, UK

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