He’s not full-time involved, but he is founder, on the board, a shareholder and creative guide to the organisation,” explains Max Alexander, who joined the company just over a year ago as CEO, having served as managing director at Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Group, and before that as managing director of TalkTalk TV and Blinkbox. “Fabien is still absolutely involved in Secret Cinema. So it is something of a departure for Screen International to be sitting down with Secret Cinema’s business leadership, and not have Riggall present in the conversation. Since its launch in the UK in 2007, Secret Cinema has always been associated with its charismatic founder Fabien Riggall, who has been the voice of the immersive-experience brand and, frequently, its visible host. Secret Cinema’s 2018 presentation of Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Romeo + Juliet’
