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58th Street is an immersive fantasy experience by master world-builders, The Lost Estate. The experience transports guests to a night at New York's greatest 1930s speakeasy - Belle Livingstone's 58th Street Country Club - fusing theatre, live jazz, burlesque, storytelling, food and drink, and fully detailed, immersive interiors.

The night is m.c'd by the Club’s owner, Ms. Belle Livingstone (an American socialite known as the 'Queen of the Speakeasies') and brings together a star-studded house band with some of London’s greatest culinary, theatrical and design talents in a totally unique, one-of-a-kind experience.

All dining tickets include an opulent banquet, which recreates dishes from the menus of the great New York dining establishments of the 1930s. Learn more here.

For further details on ticket inclusions please see our ticket descriptions page.

Whilst tickets for the next few weeks will always be available to purchase immediately, we run weekly secret ticket drops to help manage demand for future bookings. Each week we release further capacity for dates that aren't yet available online. To get first dibs (and best prices) on these dates, you must sign up to our mailing list.

The show duration is approximately
3 hours 45 minutes. We recommend arriving as early as possible to give plenty of time to enjoy the space, order drinks, and begin your meal before the live performance begins.

Matinee Performances:
Doors and bar open at 12pm, 
first course will be served at 12:30pm. No admission after 1pm.

Evening Performances:
Doors and bar open at 6pm, 
first course will be served at 6:30pm. No admission after 7pm.

Please arrive with plenty of time before the performance, so you 
can enjoy the world. If you arrive late, you may have to wait for a suitable break in the performance to be admitted, and this may affect your dining experience.

A three-minute walk from Peckham Rye station (10 minutes by train from London Bridge), our Copeland Park venue is at the heart of a cultural community that includes Peckham Levels, The Bussey Building and Rooftop Cinema.

Our address is Belle Livingstone’s 58th Street Country Club, 133 Copeland Road, London SE15 3SN.

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We’re committed to providing vegetarian, vegan and free-from options within our six course tasting menu.
Due to its complexity, we do ask for ample notice to make provisions for these requirements, so please get
in touch in with our excellent team
in advance.

58th Street serves a multi-course tasting menu designed by Lost Estate executive chef, Ash Clarke. The menu recreates the feelings of opulence, elegance and extravagence that characterised American hospitality in it's 1930s Golden Age.

Our menu changes seasonally to reflect the best products available. For the most up-to-date menu, please visit our menu page.

The Soda Fountain Bar at 58th Street offers a wide selection of meticulously crafted cocktails, alongside an extensive wine and spirits list.

Every part of the menu has been researched (using original 1930s New York bar menus) and crafted to reflect the taste and styles of the era. As well as our classic bar menu (see our menu page for details), there is an ever-changing menu of unique 58th Street cocktails.

The dress code for 58th Street is '1930s luxe'. Glamorous and elegant; black, white, and metallics preferred. Guests are at the heart of every Lost Estate experience, and are as much a part of creating the world as our performers, set design andf menus. If you have questions around dress, please get in touch with our team using the details at the top of this page.

There is no photography allowed inside 58th Street for your own enjoyment and the integrity of the experience. And after all, it's the 1930s. Smartphones haven’t even been invented yet.

58th Street is an experience best suited to those aged 18 and over, as the performance can contain profanity, adult themes, burlesque and raucous sights and sounds.

Please be advised that the experience contains flashing lights and strobe lighting; theatrical fog and haze effects; sudden loud noises; areas of low lighting; temporary blackouts, burlesque performance and the use of strong language, including song lyrics that reference racial violence.

We will do our best to accommodate any of our guest’s needs – please contact us ahead of your visit and we will ensure everything is arranged accordingly.

Yes! Please visit the Lost Estate website to find out more, and see what's currently booking.

The Lost Estate is the UK's foremost immersive arts and hospitality company. A team of visionaries and tastemakers, they have created a suite of sold-out, unique experiences that fuse extraordinary performance art with meticulous world-building, immersive design, and theatrical hospitality. The Lost Estate is (in the words of GQ) “the culinary and cultural experience you can’t miss.”

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