Dive deep into ETERNITYLAND (2022), an immersive theatre adventure, conjured by the gods 5,000 years ago as a sanctuary where legends are birthed, monsters come alive, and tales of heroes and villains intertwine. Spread over an expansive 1000 m², this enchanting universe seamlessly blends theatre, circus, burlesque, live music, evocative scents, and mesmerizing artistry. The journey is as sensory as it is visual: let the rustic allure of The Cowboy whisk you away with his rich notes of leather and tobacco; be beguiled and then jolted by The Mother’s suburban aroma of fresh grass followed by the enigmatic flowers-with-a-bite; let the scent of the stables of Greece’s King Augeas take you millennia back as Hercules attempts to clean 30 years away in a day.

The gateway to this mythical realm was the Department of Legend & Myth (D.L.M.)—a clandestine speakeasy bar which stands as a testament to the gods’ foresight. These deities, ever hungry for fresh epics, challenge the D.L.M. to uncover the next hero—could it be you? Within ETERNITYLAND, each intricately designed room beckons, offering myriad narratives and encounters. Participants chose—to observe or to immerse, to sniff or to whiff, to wander or to engage. With endless possibilities, every turn is an invitation to craft your own saga, to blur the lines between myth and reality, and perhaps, to emerge as ETERNITYLAND‘s next legendary protagonist.

ETERNITYLAND immersive experience website
Number of scents: 5
Scent Team: Tammy Burnstock, Jocelyn Fullerton (Cult of Scent)

Selected Press:
“Choose your own adventure in this bonkers parallel universe in the middle of Sydney.” Sydney Morning Herald, 2022. URL.
“Step Inside the Curious World of ETERNITYLAND.” Concrete Playground, 2022. URL.
“Review: ‘Eternityland’ is a wild playground for adults ★★★★.” Time Out, 2022. URL.

Wafts of fragrance herald characters before they enter a room — or linger where they’ve been. And if you spy manure… hold your nose. Bringing in a scentsmith demonstrates the sky-high production value.

Grace MacKenzie, Concrete Playground, 2022