MAMA SHELTER LONDON SHOREDITCH ANNOUNCES HALLOWEEN DINNER CHANNELLING CINEMATIC CULT CLASSICS ‘FRIGHT NIGHT AT THE MOVIES’

Join Mama Shelter London Shoreditch for a night of jumps, scares and delicious fare

Mama Shelter London Shoreditch (www.mamashelter.com/london-shoreditch/) the dynamic and playful hotel with restaurant, bar, ethereal Garden Bar and karaoke rooms in East London, is inviting guests for a dinner inspired by horror cult classics on Saturday 28th October. The evening will be rounded off with interactive experiences, immersive shows and a hair-raising flashmob guaranteed to have you jumping out of your seat and up on your feet, ready to dance the night away.

From 6:00pm – 12:00am, guests will be guided through an evening of dramatics which blur the boundary between the real and the ‘as seen on screen.’ Expect to see impressive makeovers channeling fright night favourites such as ‘Scream,’ ‘Halloween’ and Beetlejuice’ for a spooktacular evening.

Mama’s delicious a la carte menu will receive a specialinjection of surprise creepy specials, offering spooky serves from the starter right through to dessert. Each dish can bewashed down with blood red cocktails fit for Count Dracula himself. After dinner, dance to Mama’s resident DJs, Rebecca Gough and Redfreya, who will be spinning Electronic and Dance beats from 8:00pm ’till late.

Visitors are encouraged to come dressed in their blood-curdling best, ready for a night they will never forget! Freddy Krueger, Ghostface, Michael Myers and Carrie, are all on the invite list. Mama can’t wait to see which classic flick guests will channel within her hallowed halls, and of course there will be a big Mama’s prize for the best dressed.

Take a look at their epic Dia de los Muertos celeberation from2022 for you to get a taste of just how fun and frightful Mama’s parties are: https://youtu.be/HdAPiwdxdMU

For an evening in the main bar complete with dancefloor and stage tickets are priced at £10.00pp and include a complimentary welcome cocktail. Guests dining at the restaurant a la carte will also be able to experience the evening’s dramatics in all its frightful glory; booking in advance is advised to avoid disappointment.