
Shangri-La is the after-hours pleasure city of the festival – a futuristic and dystopian wonderland created by over 1,500 crew and artists. The entire field is designed as a Blade Runner inspired urban film-set, and has its own unique rolling narrative that has evolved over the last three years, creating a brilliant and bizarre alternative world for you to get lost in.
In 2009 the socialist utopia became a dystopian pleasure city run by a corrupt regime. In 2010 the ruling administration was overthrown and the city was opened up to rebels and chancers to carve out their own little piece of paradise.
The 2011 storyline is pre-apocalyptic - the population of Shangri–La is preparing to flee to before the end of the world in 2012. They’ve given up on trying to save the planet, and a virulent disease is spreading rapidly through the squalid slums. Instead they’ve colonised a new planet and the first transport there ships out on Monday. This is the last party before they go, a rave to end all raves…
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The first in our new series of Q&As, featuring Shangri-La Creative Director, Debs Armstrong
The Shangri-La crew begin to reveal their 2011 plans in their latest blog
An update on this year's plans for Glastonbury's after-hours pleasure city
A cracking line-up in store on their second visit to Shangri-La
Nineteen weird and wonderful "pallet palaces" coming to this year's Festival
Club Dada and Hub Stage line-ups, plus a new blog from the Shangri-La crew
UPDATE: Now fully booked. Fancy some posh nosh? Book your table now...
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