70+ Playwrights Stage Theatrical Response to Epstein Files With ALL THE RAGE
Led by Rebecca Lenkiewicz, ALL THE RAGE spans 15 spaces at Theatre Deli, Leadenhall Street.
Tickets are now on sale for ALL THE RAGE, a site-responsive production within the repurposed office building at Theatre Deli, Leadenhall Street, from Thursday 11 June – Saturday 13 June 2026.
ALL THE RAGE is a multi-layered theatrical event spanning 15 spaces and is an urgent collective response to the release of the Epstein Files. Created by more than seventy female-identifying and non-binary playwrights and artists, it confronts institutional silence, cultural complicity and the enduring history of misogyny.
It is a two-part experience. The first half offers an exploration of the office floor, where a series of durational installations, performances and scenes unfold. Moving between the 15 rooms, audiences will encounter spaces of rage, hope and resistance.
The second half brings the audiences together for a collective unifying act that draws the project's many voices into a single, shared theatrical moment.
Writer and director Rebecca Lenkiewicz conceived of the project in a playwriting WhatsApp group when the files were first released. She was joined by Deborah Pearson and Anoushka Warden who are producing ALL THE RAGE for the collective, in co-production with Roxanne Carney and Theatre Deli. Lucy Morrison directs.
Speaking on the project Rebecca Lenkiewicz says, "The need to make this piece came from a collective rage in response to the Epstein files. Not only the horrific events that took place globally, but also how the narrative has been shaped by the press - fixating on the money and the men, rather than the girls and young women who were at the centre of it. We are dealing with epic subjects; violence, abuse of power, misogyny, and trauma. The artistic responses across the group have been fascinating - muscular, fragile, formally inventive and all charged with a rebellious spirit. The space has been central to that process. Theatre Deli, Leadenhall Street has provided us with an incredible environment - an entire empty office floor in a former insurance building in the heart of the financial district. A space once defined by money and male power, we are transforming it into a surreal home for a unique theatrical experience. It will be both epic and intimate. We are angry and we are united. Unity is a great thing, and anger is a brilliant and beautiful fuel for creating art."
Writers include, in alphabetical order: Alison Jean Baker, Andrea Lowe, Anna Jordan, Anoushka Warden, Aoife Lennon, Beattie Green, Bex Bowsher, Chantelle Dusette, Chloe Palmer, Clare Barstow, Cordelia Lynn, Deborah Pearson, Eleanor Hope-Jones, Ellen Bannerman, Emily White, Emma Adams, Emteaz Hussain, Genevieve Dawson, Georgia Fitch, Grace Chapple, Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti, Hannah Mulder, Harriet Madeley, Jane Upton, Jasmine Naziha Jones, Jaz, Jemma Kennedy, Jennifer Lunn, Jenifer Toksvig, Jessica Siân, Jill O'Halloran, Judith Johnson, Julia Grogan, Julie Tsang, Karen Cogan, Karis Kelly, Katharine Fry, Katie Salt, Kayla Feldman, Kelly Jones, Kerry Fitzgerald, Laura Horton, Laura Lomas, Laurie Ogden, Lisa Parry, Lucinda Coxon, Lucy Edkins, Lucy Kirkwood, Manjinder Virk, Maria Messias Mendes, Maud Dromgoole, Melissa Dunne, Molly Davies, Naomi Westerman, Noga Flaishon, Oriana, Penelope Skinner, Phoebe Eclair-Powell, Poppy Corbett, Rachel Mars, Rachel McKay, Rachel Tookey, Rafaella Marcus, Rebecca Brewer, Rebecca Crookshank, Rebecca Jade Hammond, Rebecca Lenkiewicz, Rebecca Manley, Ruth D'Silva, Sadie Pearson, Sarah Hehir, Sarah Sigal, Sasha Frost, Selina Thompson, Suhayla El-Bushra, Temi Wilkey, Timberlake Wertenbaker, Victoria Richards, and Zinnie Harris.
Further artists to be announced including more writers, directors, designers and actors.
ALL THE RAGE runs at Theatre Deli, Leadenhall Street, from 11–13 June 2026. Performance times: 7pm Thursday, 7pm Friday, 2pm and 7pm Saturday. £2 of each ticket sold will be donated to a charity working with survivors of sexual abuse and gender-based violence.
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