Crybabies Celebrate Premiere Of New Fringe Show With Spooky Photoshoot
by Natalie O'Donoghue - Aug 3, 2026
The Scaring marks a bold new chapter for Crybabies: bigger, stranger, and more ambitious than ever. Produced by Francesca Moody Productions - the Olivier award-winning powerhouse behind Fleabag, Baby Reindeer and Kathy & Stella Solve a Murder!, in association with award-winning comedy and podcast company Plosive Live - this is Crybabies with the volume up. It’s slicker, spookier, and somehow even sillier.
ROLEPLAY to Transfer to Soho Theatre Following Edinburgh Fringe Premiere
by A.A. Cristi - Jul 22, 2026
ROLEPLAY, an unflinching new play about sex, power, and the economics of attention will transfer to Soho Theatre from 22 October – 21 November following its world premiere at Edinburgh Fringe this summer. ROLEPLAY is written and performed by award-winning creative Hannah Reilly and developed and directed by Paige Rattray. Performances are almost sold out for the Edinburgh run ahead of opening.
TOAST Will Come to Edinburgh Fringe
by Stephi Wild - Jul 8, 2026
Selected as one of only five winners of the Shedload-of-Future Fund 2026 from Francesca Moody’s Sheinburgh, TOAST is a debut written and performed by Jude Green. Learn more here.
Industry Pro Newsletter: Kennedy Center Ruling, Broadway's Record Season & New York's $150M Tax Credit Boost
by Alex Freeman - Jun 1, 2026
On the legal and legislative front, a federal judge ordered the removal of President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center and temporarily blocked its planned closure, while New York State added $150 million to its theatrical production tax credit program. Broadway closed out its 2025–2026 season with a new all-time box office record of $1.91 billion, and the Broadway League and Actors' Equity announced a new audition initiative called LEAP.
Cast Set for RELICS at Lyric Hammersmith Theatre
by Stephi Wild - May 12, 2026
Charly Clive, JJ Feild, Sally Phillips, and Sam Swainsbury will star in RELICS, a new dark comedy by Olivier Award nominee Ben Ockrent, directed by Michael Longhurst at Lyric Hammersmith Theatre.