OMEN ALL HOURS: Amazon Original’s GOOD OMENS Themed Secret Five-Floor Immersive Bookshop to Open in London’s SOHO

Five-floor immersive bookshop to open in London on 1st June to celebrate the launch of Good Omens on Amazon Prime Video

‘A.Z. Fell and Co’ brings to life the infamous bookshop from the bestselling novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

Free to enter experience to include escape room, immersive performance, interactive sets, prop exhibition, hidden treasures and surprises

Open to the public 1-2 June

Six part adaptation of Good Omens, starring David Tennant and Michael Sheen to launch on Prime Video 31st May

A five-floor immersive experience and exhibition disguised as a Soho bookshop is set to open in London, inspired by the much anticipated new Amazon Original series Good Omens, premiering on Prime Video on 31st May.

Taking over a Victorian town house in the heart of Soho, the event will immerse fans in the weird and wonderful world of Good Omens. Adapted from the fan favourite 1990 novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, the six-part series is an hilarious story of the world hurtling towards the apocalypse, with only the unlikely duo of an angel (Michael Sheen) and a demon (David Tennant) to stop it.

Quick witted fans of the book may recognise the bookshop ‘A.Z. Fell and Co.’ when it appears in Greek Street in Soho, with the show’s 1934 Bentley Derby Coupe parked outside. Modelled on the character Aziraphale’s (Sheen) run down bookshop hideout, the unassuming facade might well be overlooked by those not in the know. However on entry it will quickly become clear that this is no ordinary bookshop.

Fans will be given the chance to explore immersive set replicas, take on an escape room challenge starting in a recreation of hell, explore a rich array of props and costumes from the show and discover original artwork and on-set drawings from acclaimed portrait artist Lorna May Wadsworth.

The exhibition and experience will be open to the public at 19 Greek Street on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd of June, coinciding with all episodes becoming available to stream on Amazon Prime Video on Friday 31st May.

The full experience is free of charge, and entry to the exhibition elements will be through walk-ins. The Escape Room experience, which lasts approx 30mins, will be ticketed through EventBrite. With tickets limited and the imminent apocalypse, well, inevitable, fans are encouraged to book their places before the apocalypse inconveniently brings about the end of the world.

Tickets are available NOW here.

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About Lorna May Wadsworth
Wadsworth is an iconographer who has produced seminal images of Margaret Thatcher, David Blunkett and Rowan Williams. Born in Sheffield, Wadsworth now operates from her East London studio. Her most acclaimed work is her monumental portrait of the late Baroness Margaret Thatcher completed from five life sittings. The result is one of the most commanding and respected formal portraits of a modern British Prime Minister.

She was invited by Neil Gaiman to be an on-set as artist in residence during the filming of Good Omens and produced a collection of sketches which have been included in the new limited edition Good Omens script companion published to accompany the series. Whilst on set, Wadsworth conceived the idea for Good Icons, an online exhibit of which can be viewed here: www.goodicons.co.uk. Directly after the Good Omens pop-up the portraits of Neil will be exhibited at Old Master Gallery Philip Mould & Co on Pall Mall in St James's. The exhibit Neil Gaiman : Good Icon will place the much loved author amongst Holbeins and Van Dycks and be open to the public from 4 - 18 June 2019.