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Lambeth Fringe Interview: Alan Ho on Have I Returned?, expressionist theatre about blindness and belonging
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News: Matt Henry MBE hosts The Actors House Christmas Songbook, Gillian Lynne Theatre, 7 December, raising funds for touring actors’ digs.
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Interview: Mohit Mathur talks about identity and belonging and the development of his play Are You Even Indian?
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Lambeth Fringe Interview: Karol Stanisz discusses Cain, free will and absurdist comedy ahead of The Third Coming of Jesus Christ
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Lambeth Fringe Interview: Bex wall explains why Life Would Be Pretty Dull Without Sex, Raves and MDMA
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News: Shoreditch Town Hall celebrates 160 years with 16 Acts, a one-night-only variety show of cabaret, clowning, drag and spoken word.
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Interview: Ugly Bucket on food poverty, clowning and why STUFFED says it all again at New Diorama Theatre, London.
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Round up: A Red Bus Londinium round up of Halloween events for those too old to Trick or Treat.
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Interview: Brigitte Aphrodite of Crescendorious on punk, access and play in A Message for the Future, a UK tour for babies.
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Interview: Cassie Bradley discusses playing Rachel Corrie in Greenwich Theatre’s solo revival, ahead of press night on 2 October 2026.
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Interview: Roustabout Theatre’s Not Now, Bernard adaptation blends speech, mime and Makaton, touring venues from Bath to London until February 2027.
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News: Intermission Youth’s Julius Caesar Remixed opens at Omnibus Theatre. Director Stephanie Badaru was in the Intermission Youth’s first cohort.
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Interview: Sining Gui on 10 Loves, a two-hander about love, class and labour, where couples must prove affection ten times daily.
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Interview: Sînziana Cojocărescu on The First Year, BÉZNĂ Theatre’s new investigation into Gaza media coverage, opening now at New Diorama.
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Interview: Alexander Sage Oyen talks about Moment by Moment, John Cardoza’s end-credit song, and the film’s upcoming London premiere at Genesis Cinema.
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Interview: Shannon Damery talks about Code Tea Party, a dark comedy on caregiving that debuts at the Lambeth Fringe
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Interview: Paul Bradshaw’s plays, “tell me straight” and “aggy,” explore queer London life and challenge notions of authenticity in art.
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Interview: Eirini Konstantinidou talks about MARA, a solo psychological thriller with its world premiere at the Hen and Chickens Theatre in October.