House ofDoddz

A touring immersive exhibition by Doddz. UK, 2027.

Step inside the world of Doddz.

Board a train out of your city. Ten minutes later you step off somewhere impossible, into the studio of a British artist, and it is bigger inside than it has any right to be.

The studio beside the waterfall, House of Doddz concept artwork

Concept artwork

LiverpoolGlasgowManchesterBirmingham2027

4

cities

3

months in each

75

minute visit

2027

opens January

The Experience

For the first time, Doddz is opening the doors of his studio to the public.

House of Doddz is a walkthrough exhibition built from scratch by one artist. Not a licensed film, not a projected reproduction of paintings you have already seen. A living world, made in Britain, that you can only visit in person.

You arrive at a train station. You board a carriage out of your city and, somewhere between the doors closing and opening again, the world changes. On the other side is a small artist's studio beside a waterfall. Inside it is everything Doddz has ever made, and everything is alive.

Built from

Set design, augmented reality, projection, scent, sound and sculpture.

Leaves you

Lighter. More hopeful. More connected.

Feels like

Meow Wolf meets a classic Disney dark ride.

Lying under the stars at the finale, House of Doddz concept artwork

Concept artwork

The Journey

Seventy five minutes, six stops.

Groups leave in timed waves so the house never feels crowded. Every stop is built for you to touch, scan and photograph.

The images on this page are concept artwork. The real build will be its own thing.

The Station, concept artwork

01 · The Station · Concept artwork

01

The Station

The first thing you see is the shop, built like a railway station. Prints, shirts, totes and a photobooth while staff in world check your tickets. The story starts before the show does.

The Train, concept artwork

02 · The Train · Concept artwork

02

The Train

You board a carriage leaving your city. The doors close, the windows become screens, and the tunnel gives way to landscapes that could not exist. A conductor tells you about the world you are travelling to and the artist who lives there. Ten minutes later you step off the same way you came in. You are not where you started.

The Arrival, concept artwork

03 · The Arrival · Concept artwork

03

The Arrival

A forest clearing. A waterfall. A small, unassuming studio with the lights on. You walk through the door and discover it is impossibly larger inside.

The Studio, concept artwork

04 · The Studio · Concept artwork

04

The Studio

Where Doddz lives and works, and where you will spend most of your visit. Part Willy Wonka wonderland, part secret laboratory, part working studio. Colour of Conversation listening to the room. The Pollution Piano playing the air. IMAGINARIUM bringing your own drawing to life on the walls. Aladdin lamps, Fabergé eggs and dozens of experiments. Everything scannable. Everything interactable.

The Secret Passage, concept artwork

05 · The Secret Passage · Concept artwork

05

The Secret Passage

Hidden behind one of the canvases is a door. Find it and the exhibition stops being about what Doddz makes and becomes about who he is.

The Finale, concept artwork

06 · The Finale · Concept artwork

06

The Finale

At the back of the house you lie down on grassy knolls and look up at the stars. A musical performance plays out above you. Everything slows, softens and settles.

The tour

Four cities. Three months in each.

House of Doddz opens in Liverpool in January 2027 and moves city with the seasons. Venues are announced with the tickets.

St John's Beacon (Radio City Tower) rising above Liverpool city centre rooftops, seen from a car park on Heathfield Street, near St Johns Shopping Centre.

Winter 2027

Liverpool

The Beacon, St Johns

8 Jan to 29 Mar 2027

Photo: Rodhullandemu, CC BY-SA 4.0

Exterior of the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre entrance canopy and signage on Buchanan Street, Glasgow.

Spring 2027

Glasgow

Buchanan Galleries

8 Apr to 25 Jun 2027

Photo: Andy Waddington, CC BY-SA 2.0

The landmark tower block of Salford Shopping City (the renamed, redeveloped Salford Precinct), Salford, against a clear blue sky.

Summer 2027

Manchester

Salford Shopping Centre

12 Jul to 24 Sept 2027

Photo: Richard Rogerson, CC BY-SA 2.0

Exterior of the Custard Factory (the Grade II listed former Devonshire House), Digbeth, Birmingham, on a clear day.

Autumn 2027

Birmingham

Digbeth

11 Oct to 19 Dec 2027

Photo: Brianboru100, CC BY-SA 3.0

Tickets

Tickets released soon.

House of Doddz is ticketed by Fever with timed entry, so the house is never too full and every group gets the whole journey. Leave your email and you will hear first, before general release.

Length
About 75 minutes
Entry
Timed slots, small groups
Access
Step free throughout
Bring
Your phone, for the AR layer
The station shop, House of Doddz concept artwork

Concept artwork

The Shop

Coming soon

Take a piece of the world home.

The station is also the shop. Prints, tees, totes, artefacts from the world of Doddz and a photobooth to leave with a picture of yourself in the house. The online store opens with the show.

Community

When the show leaves a city, something keeps arriving.

In every city, 150 children aged 9 to 11, chosen quietly by local community partners with no forms and no questions asked, receive a Doddz Art Pack every three months for a year. Pens, pencils, sketchbooks. The basic kit that says someone believes you should be making things.

Alongside the tour there are free tickets for families who would not otherwise come, hands on digital arts workshops, and paid placements for young creatives on the exhibition itself. Doddz is dyslexic and the team is openly neurodivergent, so everything is designed neurodivergent first, with quiet hours for anyone who needs a calmer visit.

About the Art Packs

1,000

Art Packs over the tour

150

children per city

450

free tickets through community partners

Partners

Built with British creative culture.

House of Doddz is self funded and made possible by the people below. Every partner is thanked on the wall at the end of the show.

Ticketing and marketing

Fever

Venue partners

St Johns LiverpoolLandsecPraxisCole Waterhouse

Brand partners

STABILO

Technology and production

7thSenseSandpit CreationsFunktion-OneRokoko

Community programme

dot-artYkidsLiverpool John Moores UniversitySOLA ArtsArticulate Cultural TrustCreative SparkToonspeakYoung IdentityAWOL StudiosManchester Youth ZoneVenture ArtsAfrocatsManchester Metropolitan UniversityThe Joint WorksBirmingham City University

Community advocate: Nazir Afzal, Chancellor of The University of Manchester.

Want to be part of it?

A few partner places remain for the 2027 tour.

Talk to us

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House of Doddz is a touring immersive exhibition by the British artist Doddz. You board a train out of your city, step off into his studio and walk through a world built from set design, projection, augmented reality, scent and sound. It runs for three months in each of Liverpool, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham in 2027, and it is ticketed through Fever.

A touring immersive exhibition by Doddz. UK, 2027.

Tickets released soon.

House of Doddz | A touring immersive exhibition by Doddz. UK 2027