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Bring your team to a live gameshow experience in Brighton or London — a 2.5-hour, host-led mix of mental and physical rounds inspired by The Cube and Taskmaster. Inclusive, portable and fully equipped, Showgame can run at many venue types and is tailored to groups of 6–100.
Bring your team to a live gameshow experience in Brighton or London — a 2.5-hour, host-led mix of mental and physical rounds inspired by The Cube and Taskmaster. Inclusive, portable and fully equipped, Showgame can run at many venue types and is tailored to groups of 6–100.
A conference room hums into theatre: lights click up, a presenter’s voice slices the murmur, and the room snaps to attention. Whether you’re in a Brighton seafront event space with the sea daring you through the windows, or a warehouse-style venue in London, Showgame stages a fast-paced gameshow that turns colleagues and friends into competing teams for 2.5 hours.
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Operated by Pendragon Project · Brighton, Sussex
A conference room hums into theatre: lights click up, a presenter’s voice slices the murmur, and the room snaps to attention. Whether you’re in a Brighton seafront event space with the sea daring you through the windows, or a warehouse-style venue in London, Showgame stages a fast-paced gameshow that turns colleagues and friends into competing teams for 2.5 hours.
The format borrows from British TV favourites — short, inventive rounds echoing The Cube, The Crystal Maze and Taskmaster — but each session is tailored to the group’s size and ability. Brighton’s entertainment lineage — Victorian piers and seaside arcades built for spectacle — forms the local backdrop; in London the city’s pub-quiz and variety-show culture colors the hosting style. You’ll notice the practical theatre-tech setup: sound rigs, timers, props and plenty of soft seating for players who prefer to participate seated.
Expect quick transitions between mental and physical challenges, clear host-led instructions, and inclusive options so players with limited mobility stay engaged. Practical matters matter here: venues range from hotel function rooms to hired halls near The Lanes in Brighton or Shoreditch in London, and the operator can advise on site selection.
For planning, book at least a week ahead for popular summer dates and confirm AV needs with the host. Bring comfortable shoes for active rounds, a charged phone for team photos and a willingness to laugh when the buzzer goes off. Showgame is social, structured and designed to make a mixed group feel like a team by the final round.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Minimal physical fitness required; expect some standing and light movement for active rounds
Showgame runs for groups of 6–100; rounds and pacing are adjusted to keep larger groups engaged with team rotations and split challenges.
Yes — hosts provide seated or low-movement rounds and can adapt equipment; indicate accessibility requirements when booking.
Showgame is mobile and can run at your chosen venue; if you need suggestions, the operator can recommend local halls or event spaces in Brighton and London.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled time; less than 24 hours is non-refundable per the standard policy.
Brighton’s history as a pleasure resort and London’s variety-show tradition inform the theatrical, convivial tone of live games and crowd-hosted entertainment.
Event operators are encouraged to minimize single-use plastics, manage waste from props and respect coastal habitats when hosting near the seafront.
Pendragon Project operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A conference room hums into theatre: lights click up, a presenter’s voice slices the murmur, and the room snaps to attention. Whether you’re in a Brighton seafront event space with the sea daring you through the windows, or a warehouse-style venue in London, Showgame stages a fast-paced gameshow that turns colleagues and friends into competing teams for 2.5 hours.
A conference room hums into theatre: lights click up, a presenter’s voice slices the murmur, and the room snaps to attention. Whether you’re in a Brighton seafront event space with the sea daring you through the windows, or a warehouse-style venue in London, Showgame stages a fast-paced gameshow that turns colleagues and friends into competing teams for 2.5 hours.
The format borrows from British TV favourites — short, inventive rounds echoing The Cube, The Crystal Maze and Taskmaster — but each session is tailored to the group’s size and ability. Brighton’s entertainment lineage — Victorian piers and seaside arcades built for spectacle — forms the local backdrop; in London the city’s pub-quiz and variety-show culture colors the hosting style. You’ll notice the practical theatre-tech setup: sound rigs, timers, props and plenty of soft seating for players who prefer to participate seated.
Expect quick transitions between mental and physical challenges, clear host-led instructions, and inclusive options so players with limited mobility stay engaged. Practical matters matter here: venues range from hotel function rooms to hired halls near The Lanes in Brighton or Shoreditch in London, and the operator can advise on site selection.
For planning, book at least a week ahead for popular summer dates and confirm AV needs with the host. Bring comfortable shoes for active rounds, a charged phone for team photos and a willingness to laugh when the buzzer goes off. Showgame is social, structured and designed to make a mixed group feel like a team by the final round.