An interactive theatre experience all about espionage in the 1960s is coming to Croydon.
Londoners will follow the cast around a series of secret locations, solving clues using their smart phones.
It's part of a council-run programme to help fund art projects in the area.
You can find more information about The Spy Project on their website.
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