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EAT THE RICH (BUT MAYBE NOT ME MATES X) Will Tour Liverpool and Bristol
by Stephi Wild - Dec 12, 2025

Fresh from its Edinburgh Fringe debut Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x) will now transfer to Jade Frank’s home town at Liverpool Everyman and then continue on to Bristol Old Vic.

Review: ALISON SPITTLE: BIG, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Dec 12, 2025

Alison Spittle: BIG begins with Spittle entering the stage wearing a costume made out of colourful loofahs, before pulling it off to reveal a sequined outfit underneath. But this isn’t just a costume reveal - Spittle confesses to the audience that, while she is still fat (and has been since she was eight), she has recently lost a considerable amount of weight. BIG is about not only the weight loss journey, but Spittle’s relationship with her body over the years.

Andrew Doherty to Tour Edinburgh Fringe Show in the UK
by Josh Sharpe - Dec 11, 2025

Andrew Doherty has announced that next year will see a run of shows with his critically acclaimed hit show, ‘Sad Gay AIDS Play’. The tour announcement follows a run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe earlier this year.

Ginger Johnson Will Bring SHOW PONY on UK Tour
by Stephi Wild - Dec 9, 2025

One of the UK’s most celebrated drag queens, Ginger Johnson, is back with a brand new show Show Pony, which will tour across the UK from September 2026 through to February 2027.

Camille O’Sullivan Transfers LOVELETTER to Soho Theatre Walthamstow
by Stephi Wild - Dec 9, 2025

Hot on the heels of its runaway sell-out success at Soho Theatre Dean Street and due to demand for tickets,  the Irish singer and actress Camille O’Sullivan will transfer her hit show LoveLetter to Soho Theatre Walthamstow.

Review: JAZZ EMU: THE PLEASURE IS ALL YOURS, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Dec 1, 2025

After a run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August, Jazz Emu: The Pleasure Is All Yours arrives at Soho Theatre in London. The show heralds the return of “musical meteor” Jazz Emu (AKA Archie Henderson), who has returned after a world tour with one single goal - to satisfy every single audience member.

Review: JOE KENT-WALTERS IS FRANKIE MONROE: DEAD!!! (GOOD FUN TIME), Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Nov 27, 2025

After the show that won him the Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer last year, comedian Joe Kent-Walters is back as the Working Men’s Club owner, Frankie Monroe, entertaining audiences with jokes, songs and plenty of interaction. But, there’s a twist - in last year’s show, Frankie was dragged down to Hell “by his balls” after making a deal with the Devil to keep the Misty Moon club open. Now, “Yorkshire’s biggest bastard” has to escape, and he needs your help.

Review: LOU WALL: BREAKING THE FIFTH WALL, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Nov 17, 2025

Lou Wall: Breaking the Fifth Wall is one of those shows that is difficult to describe (and review!) without giving away the performer’s secrets. The show, directed by fellow comedian Zoë Coombs Marr, is essentially a follow-up to a bit of Wall’s that went viral, in which they sing about how they put their bedframe up on Facebook Marketplace with hilarious consequences.

Review: HELEN BAUER: BLESS HER, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Oct 27, 2025

“If you can’t love yourself, how in the hell are you gonna love somebody else?” This RuPaul quote may seem like a lofty topic for an hour-long comedy show, but Helen Bauer is ready to tackle it. Even though the audience might only see one person on the stage, Helen Bauer: Bless Her is a two-woman show, as Bauer brings her eight-year-old self into the spotlight at the request of her therapist.

Review: JANINE HAROUNI: THIS IS WHAT YOU WAITED FOR, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Oct 27, 2025

Directed by Jon Brittain, Janine Harouni: This Is What You Waited For has had Harouni travelling around the world, landing in London with her longest stint at Soho Theatre

Review: GARY GULMAN: GRANDILOQUENT, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Oct 14, 2025

Do you remember the book that made you fall in love with reading? Maybe it was a book you read in grade school that has stuck with you for your whole life, or even a book that a friend recommended. For Gay Gulman, that book is The Monster At The End of This Book, in which Grover from Sesame Street begs the reader to stop reading the book, as, one might guess, there is a monster at the end that Grover is afraid of. For Gulman, the opening line Grover has on the copyright page, “This is a very dull page,” rivals that of Dickens with “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” and Moby Dick’s “Call me Ishmael.”

Review: ELOUISE EFTOS: AUSTRALIA’S FIRST ATTRACTIVE COMEDIAN, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Oct 10, 2025

From the start of Elouise Eftos: Australia’s First Attractive Comedian, Eftos makes it clear that this isn’t going to be the classic self-deprecating comedy show, walking on stage to lip-sync to a personalised version of the iconic Basic Instinct scene. From there, audiences are introduced to Eftos with a video about how she went viral in Australia after claiming to be “Australia’s First Attractive Comedian” - roll credits!

Review: CABBAGE THE CLOWN: CINEMADROME, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Oct 10, 2025

Cinephiles, get your popcorn ready - Cabbage the Clown is here to take you on a journey to Cinemadrome (definitely not Cineworld). Cabbage the Clown: Cinemadrome, written and performed by Eliza Nelso, brings audiences into the world of Cabbage, who is working a shift at the Cinemadrome, constantly moving between the checking stand, concessions and checking the bins.

Review: THOR STENHAUG: ONE NIGHT STAND BABY, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Sep 22, 2025

Thor Stenhaug: One Night Stand Baby has quite the simple concept - the title basically says it all. Thor Stenhaug, a Norwegian comedian living in the UK, is the result of a one night stand between his mother and father, who met when his mother was a student and his father was in the Army.

Review: JOZ NORRIS: YOU WAIT. TIME PASSES., Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Sep 20, 2025

How does one know when they have completed what they have been put on this planet to do? Is it when they win an award? Is it when they raise a child they’ve dreamed of having? Or is it when they have a show at Soho Theatre and have put a white box on display on a pedestal? For Joz Norris, it’s the latter.

All the Off-Broadway Shows to See in Fall 2025 - A Complete Guide
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Sep 17, 2025

BroadwayWorld is here with your fall 2025 guide to all the shows lighting up New York’s stages. From world premieres to long-awaited revivals, this season’s Off-Broadway lineup delivers something for every kind of theater fan!

Review: GLENN MOORE: PLEASE SIR, GLENN I HAVE SOME MOORE?, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Sep 12, 2025

Glenn Moore: Please Sir, Glenn I Have Some Moore? does not begin in classic comedy show fashion, with the comedian introducing themselves in the third person before running on stage to applause. Instead, as soon as the lights dim, Moore simply begins telling a story, walking onto the stage without even a moment for the audience to applaud.

Review: TOM CASHMAN: 2 TRUTHS, 1 LIE & 17 SLIGHT EXAGGERATIONS, Soho Theatre
by Kat Mokrynski - Sep 1, 2025

What do you get when you combine a desire to find a way to optimise happiness, an Australian comedian and a healthy dose of graphs? You get Tom Cashman: 2 Truths, 1 Lie & 17 Slight Exaggerations. Fresh from a run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Cashman brings his show to London’s Soho Theatre.

Video: YOUNG MARX National Theatre at Home Trailer
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Aug 29, 2025

You can now watch the trailer for Young Marx, being presented on National Theatre at Home. Learn more about Young Marx and see how to watch on National Theatre at Home!

TITANIQUE Teams Up with Pride in London for Gala Performance
by Emmy Rice - Jul 6, 2025

London’s Olivier Award-winning splash-hit musical Titaníque, teamed up with Pride in London for a special Gala Performance at the Criterion Theatre on Thursday 3rd July, and a week of fundraising efforts.