DOCTOR who star Alex Kingston will be making a surprise return as River Song for a new immersive event, Doctor Who: Time Fracture.
The actress has recorded a cameo appearance as River Song for the immersive theatrical adventure experience now showing in London.
Doctor Who confirmed River Song’s comeback with a tweet from their official Twitter account.
They wrote: “River Song joins Operation Time Fracture! #BeTheHero”
The official Doctor Who: Time Fracture Twitter account also announced the return of the fan favourite, writing: “Hello Sweeties! We have an announcement to make…
“The sensational Alex Kingston has joined Operation Time Fracture with a pre-recorded cameo as the legendary River Song.
“We are booking missions until April 2022, secure tickets at http://immersivedoctorwho.com”
River Song joins Operation Time Fracture! #BeTheHero
— Doctor Who (@bbcdoctorwho) June 15, 2021
Alex Kingston has recorded a cameo appearance for @dwtimefracture
Get your tickets to the immersive theatrical adventure here
https://t.co/VEJHci2PtQ pic.twitter.com/YX8fJDPrSM
Hello Sweeties! We have an announcement to make…
— Doctor Who: Time Fracture (@dwtimefracture) June 15, 2021
The sensational Alex Kingston has joined Operation Time Fracture with a pre-recorded cameo as the legendary River Song.
We are booking missions until April 2022, secure tickets at https://t.co/FXHEiNY4cO
#BeTheHero pic.twitter.com/AkquzJ79yM
The immersive theatre experience opened in May and promises to take audience members on an adventure that drops them straight into the wonderful world of Doctor Who.
The experience isn’t just for hardcore Doctor Who fans as writer and director Daniel Dingsdale told Radio Times: “You can walk in off the street, having never seen an episode of Doctor Who or done any research and come in and have this adventure.
“Because it’s set in its own little pocket universe. Due to the time fracture, creating habit with the dimensions.
“It’s got a solid beginning, middle and end so you can walk in off the street and just go on this adventure.”
Dingsmore did add that this does not mean avid Whovians will feel underwhelmed by the show.
He commented: “If you are a Whovian and if you are a Doctor Who fan, everything within the show, it will be familiar to you.
“Everything that is hidden somewhere it is nodding to or paying homage to the last 60 years nearly of Whovian canon. So if you are a Whovian, you’re gonna have a wonderful night.”
Fans can book tickets for Doctor Who: Time Fracture now until April 2022
