THIS IS NOT AMERICA to Make World Premiere at Edinburgh Fringe
by Stephi Wild - Jul 20, 2026
Philip Stokes' new thriller THIS IS NOT AMERICA will have its world premiere at The Pleasance Courtyard during the Edinburgh Fringe, performed by Jack Stokes and produced by Richard Jordan Productions, 412, and Lawrence Batley Theatre.
LITTLE WIMMIN to Play Soho Theatre Walthamstow
by Stephi Wild - Jul 10, 2026
Figs in Wigs will bring LITTLE WIMMIN, their live art adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic novel, to Soho Theatre Walthamstow for two BSL-interpreted performances.
Bebe Cave To Bring New Show SWOON To Edinburgh Fringe
by Stephi Wild - Jul 5, 2026
Bebe Cave brings her new character comedy SWOON to Edinburgh's Pleasance Dome, following her award-winning debut CHRISTBRIDE. The show draws on Pre-Raphaelite imagery and Victorian ideals to explore beauty, obsession, and femininity.
Totally Thames Festival Unveils First Wave of 2026 Programming Across London
by A.A. Cristi - Jun 18, 2026
Totally Thames has revealed the first wave of programming for its 2026 festival, featuring large-scale public artworks, immersive performances, new writing and community events celebrating the River Thames. Highlights include a major installation by Turner Prize-nominated artist Catherine Yass, live performances aboard the historic SS Robin and site-specific works throughout London.
Full Cast Set For FIREBIRD at Southwark Playhouse Borough
by Stephi Wild - May 20, 2026
Double Telling announced full casting for the first revival of Phil Davies' FIREBIRD, with Mollie Milne, Taqi Nazeer, and Kelise Gordon-Harrison set to perform at Southwark Playhouse Borough under director Marlie Haco.
FLUSH Will Come to the Arcola Theatre in May
by Stephi Wild - Apr 10, 2026
FLUSH, a comedy drama set in a London club bathroom, will run at Arcola Theatre, following a sell-out Edinburgh Fringe run that earned a Fringe Theatre Award and 2025 Bitesize Award.
Review: CHAOS: III, The Pleasance Theatre
by Amber-Rae Stobbs - Mar 30, 2026
There aren’t many times in your life where you can safely say you’ve watched a lip-sync routine to a song about being on Jobseeker’s Allowance, all the while having just watched a clown piece seemingly about how Year 7’s always have backpacks larger than them. However, Long Night Production’s Chaos III brought audiences of The Pleasance Theatre exactly that last night, in a two-and-a-half-hour piece showcasing some new emerging talent, and a whole load of unexpected twists and turns.