Stressful Emergency Situation
Etcetera Theatre
Floor 87, Office A (disused). Friday. 4:58pm. 5 coworkers. Well, 4 work friends reluctantly following the lead of fire marshal Angie Spratt (authority in title only). It's Angie's world and we're all living in it, and that world is coming to an end (no, really, she says the world is ending). Who can be trusted and what can be lost? And why has Angie packed pyjamas? An absurdist dark comedy, this show is for any office employee who gets a bit of a weird vibe from their coworkers. Maybe you know a sandwich thief, maybe that one person always hogs the good desk, or maybe Rachel from HR is a doomsday predictionist . And if you don't work in an office this show is sure to have you updating your CV immediately to get in on that irresistible workplace drama.
The Hostel
The Courtyard Theatre
Three friends take an innocent trip to the Big Apple, but tensions rise as they’re forced into separate rooms of a bustling hostel. They’re introduced to an array of colourful characters, putting their friendship to the test as an unwelcome mix of power struggles, violent encounters, and unexpected romances spiral out of control. Amidst the chaos dark secrets are unveiled, resulting in an explosive climax. A gripping exploration of friendship, trust, and the consequences of our actions, this performance is sure to leave you on the edge of your seat.
How to make Adult Friends
The Courtyard Theatre
Struggling to connect? Tired of laughing by yourself? Look no further. Welcome to a high-energy, dark-comedy seminar led by an "expert" friend-maker whose methods are as questionable as her legal history. Part clowning, part social satire, and part desperate plea for human connection, this show tackles the loneliness epidemic head-on—by any means necessary. If you’ve ever found making friends as an adult completely impossible, this ridiculous masterclass is for you. Guaranteed to make you laugh, question your life choices, and maybe leave with a forced acquaintance.
Medusa’s Voice
The Courtyard Theatre
Medusa’s Voice is a contemporary ritual trial that places Poseidon and Athena under public scrutiny, with the audience asked to decide their fate. Reimagining the myth beyond its original narrative, the performance shifts Medusa out of the story that has long defined her and into a present-day theatrical space where she can speak and resist on her own terms. Set within a modern courtroom, the piece blends legal structure with mysticism and ritual, creating a space that is unstable and symbolic, where testimony and embodiment meet.
Boys Who Look at Lasers
Hen & Chickens Theatre
2 actors, 4 iconic roles absurdly reimagined. The inhabitants of Shakepeare’s ancient mythical forest find themselves navigating a sleepless night in the mid-nineties. In this basement of a bedazzled but morally bankrupt time, Shakespeare’s golden boys and girls explore the very best and the very worst of what friendship within the bars of toxic societal pressures has to offer. After a night of sleep deprivation all is not as it seems, as the lines between besties and bros and (fr)enemies and lovers suddenly look very blurry. Can they find their happy ending in a world so full of distractions?
A Two Woman Hamlet
SHAKEFEST @Old Red Lion
It's Hamlet...but not as you know it! "This is the Hamlet I have been waiting for my entire life." - Lakeside Theatre audience "Fun, fast-paced and fearlessly cut-down." - A Young(ish) Perspective "Energetic and inventive...a joy to watch." - Keep Colchester Cool "Refreshing and audacious...mesmerising." - Colchester Gazette A TWO WOMAN HAMLET takes Shakespeare’s well-known tragedy and asks: what happens if you try to do this with a cast of two women in just 60 minutes? This is an unpretentious adaptation, with joys in it for those familiar with Hamlet and those new to the story. With a rotating cast of three actors who mix and match across the two tracks, it's truly a different show every night! Directed by Dr. Nora Williams Starring: Sharmila Peake, Deanna Strasse, Lolly Taylor Mara Sherman, who directed the original production in 2018, describes her motivation as not just giving women an opportunity to play great roles such as Hamlet and Claudius, but giving these characters the opportunity to be played by women. Following the critical success of past productions at the Capitol Fringe (Washington, DC, 2018) and Edinburgh Fringe (2022), we developed a fresh take on this fun, fast-paced, and irreverent adaptation for a sold-out run at Colchester's Lakeside Theatre in March 2025 before taking it to Camden Fringe (2025), Colchester Fringe (2025), and then to the University of Bristol (2025). We recommend that this show appropriate for ages 14+ Please be aware that, like its source text, A Two Woman Hamlet contains some difficult themes, including: Death Domestic violence/intimate partner violence Femicide Mental illness Parental loss Sexual violence Suicide General violence Misogynist language
“I’m Rambling Here!” [an Italian American’s Guide to England]
Etcetera Theatre
Sharp, powerful and packing a comedic punch; a one woman stand up comedy show not to be missed! Join for an hilarious, brilliantly honest cultural storytelling adventure, filled with charm and camp comedy that lights the room up with relief laughs, curiosity and joy about what it means to be an immigrant twice over in an ever shifting world, a woman navigating the obstacles that overwhelm and a willingness to embrace the changing chapters of life lived authentically. Audience reactions: “Provides laugh out loud, relatable and embarrassing anecdotes.” “An ability to find humour in a personal, challenging situation.” “Shares the reality of the giving of humour and relatable self deprecation.” Join for the jokes, stay for the sensational laugh-out-loud humour and shared human experience.
Island Tides
Young Actors Theatre Islington
One ordinary morning, June, a high-profile divorce lawyer, receives a strange call. A television debate programme invites her to take part in a special discussion. Faced with a difficult divorce case, she finds herself opposite an intimacy consultant who argues to hold the relationship together, confronting the same question: “Should Mr. and Mrs. Smith stay in their marriage... or walk away?” As the studio lights come on and the cameras begin rolling, where will Mr. and Mrs. Smith’s marriage end up? Welcome to the live recording studio of Island Tides. The story rides the tide. You decide which side.
The Camden Bus Incident
The Libra Theatre Cafe
Bizarre, timely, possibly lethal: The Earlham Bus Incident have brought Saturday Night Live-inspired sketch shows to Norwich since 2023 and they're not gonna let the existence of an actual SNL UK stop them now! Expect a double-decker dealing of utterly quotable, vividly costumed characters as they replay the hits, swings and roundabouts of their ten trailblazing shows.
The Ballad of The Butcher’s Boy: A Scandalous New Musical
Rosemary Branch Theatre
A young East End dreamer invites you to hear the extraordinary tale of how he became the King of the Victorian music halls. Packed with live music and irreverent humour, A Night at The Music Hall is a darkly comic love letter to the music hall tradition, where every story deserves embellishing, every audience deserves entertaining, and the truth is whatever gets the biggest laugh.
Oh. Right.
Hen & Chickens Theatre
A successful Irish doctor in London starts quietly unravelling as she begins to question the future everyone else seems certain she should want. Dry, sharp and painfully recognisable, Oh.Right. follows one woman through career panic, relationship strain and increasingly unhelpful conversations with friends as she tries to work out whether she’s genuinely unhappy or simply incapable of being satisfied. This debut Irish drama explores ambition, identity, motherhood and the terrifying freedom of realising you could still change your life.
The Hostel
The Courtyard Theatre
Three friends take an innocent trip to the Big Apple, but tensions rise as they’re forced into separate rooms of a bustling hostel. They’re introduced to an array of colourful characters, putting their friendship to the test as an unwelcome mix of power struggles, violent encounters, and unexpected romances spiral out of control. Amidst the chaos dark secrets are unveiled, resulting in an explosive climax. A gripping exploration of friendship, trust, and the consequences of our actions, this performance is sure to leave you on the edge of your seat.
The Camden Bus Incident
The Libra Theatre Cafe
Bizarre, timely, possibly lethal: The Earlham Bus Incident have brought Saturday Night Live-inspired sketch shows to Norwich since 2023 and they're not gonna let the existence of an actual SNL UK stop them now! Expect a double-decker dealing of utterly quotable, vividly costumed characters as they replay the hits, swings and roundabouts of their ten trailblazing shows.
Saint Loony
The Cockpit
Come one, come all, to witness Saint Loony—and hear the confessions of a clown from the Crescent City. New Orleans, 1954. Petey “Loony” deLune—a Creole Catholic circus Pierrot driven by a monastic devotion to clowning and crippled by alienating addictions—breaks his trauma-induced mutism after years of hiding a terrible truth. He confesses the memories, mistakes, and misdeeds that drove him away from the Crescent City and into the Big Top as a pilgrim and penitent. Sharing anecdotes from circus life and reflections both on the saintly role of clowns and on sainthood as a whole, Loony recounts his origins as a suppressed orphan in Jim Crow Louisiana; the friendship with a Black youth that brought him to life; the fateful tragedy that cut his childhood short; and his culpability in that unspeakable crime. "Saint Loony" explores the importance of joy in a hurting world; white passivity in racist violence; the collapse of moral binaries in a racial society... and, above all, whether someone who transmutes his private shame into public joy can become holy despite complicity in atrocity—whether a man who failed to act in the face of evil can ever be redeemed. *** Praise for Richard Canal Tinius's award-winning solo show "Cry, Blueberry" at the Camden Fringe 2017 includes: "Richard Canal Tinius takes no prisoners in his performance, and I have to take off my hat for his bravery, boldness and generosity. There should be more artists like him." – LAURA ALIER, The Play's the Thing ★★★★ "... performed with a deep, rich voice and the sort of baritone dulcet tones that wouldn't be out of place in a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical." – CHRIS OMAWENG, London Theatre 1 ★★★★ "... makes his audience gasp and laugh – and perhaps weep the tears of our souls too." – JUDI HERMAN, Jewish Renaissance ★★★★
In Her Defence
The Cockpit
In Her Defence is a bold new British musical comedy set in 1987, following Donna, a fiery single mum whose world is turned upside down when she discovers her husband's affair, only to find herself thrust into a messy custody battle that threatens everything she holds dear. As gossip spreads through her tight-knit neighbourhood faster than the morning post, Donna must navigate solicitors, awkward encounters, unexpected allies and the chaos of rebuilding her life while trying to hold her family together. With a sharp-tongued best friend by her side, a very questionable postman never too far away, and an ex-husband determined to rewrite history, Donna soon discovers that standing up for yourself is never as straightforward as it seems. Packed with outrageous comedy, heartfelt moments, and an original score bursting with wit, warmth and 80s-inspired energy, In Her Defence is a celebration of resilience, friendship and finding your voice when the world expects you to stay silent. Full of unforgettable characters, laugh-out-loud musical numbers and plenty of British charm, this brand-new musical proves that sometimes the strongest defence is refusing to back down.
Just Elsie: Matriarch the Musical
Etcetera Theatre
Just Elsie: Mariarch The Musical – A Story of Every Family Experience a heartwarming journey following Elsie and her three daughters - Florence, Violet and Sandra. This soaring musical captures a lifetime of resilience and the unbreakable bond of family through the decades. It celebrates the woman who holds it all together. Don’t miss this timeless story of legacy and devotion. Because, after all, everyone has an Elsie.
Musings of a Serial Dieter
Hen & Chickens Theatre
Alison takes you down the rabbit hole of being a Serial Dieter. Enduring the purgatory of never being content, she explores the food confusion, stirring in a mixed medium of music and mayhem. Served with a fat dollop of humour.
Miles Per Hour (WIP)
Camden Comedy Club
A new work-in-progress hour of high-octane character comedy from Miles Hitchens. Expect to be whelmed with delight. 'A comedic revolution', **** (Varsity); 'one of the highlights of Camden Fringe', **** (The Upcoming).
Romeo. Juliet.
SHAKEFEST @Old Red Lion
PurpleDoor brings an uncompromising adaptation of Romeo and Juliet to Salford. This isn't a love story; it's a look at radicalisation and a society driven to madness. Expect regional voices and a raw, contemporary take on the Bard, inspired by Netflix's Adolescence. Supported by Stephen Fry, this production strips away the centuries of misunderstanding to uncover the play's darker side.
ORWELL: The Road to 1984
Upstairs at the Gatehouse
A timely portrait of a writer whose words remain a warning - and a hope. George Orwell is perhaps the most influential English writer of the twentieth century. His classic tales Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four which warn of the dangers of totalitarianism - erosion of free speech, abuse of power, increasing control of all aspects of our everyday lives - resonate now more than ever. Orwell’s dystopian concepts such as 'Big Brother is watching you', 'Room 101' and 'thoughtcrime' have become everyday phrases. But where did his vision of the future come from? In this powerful and moving play, MARK STRATFORD takes you on a fascinating journey through the extraordinary experiences that shaped the work of this perceptive and compelling writer. In Orwell’s words, we travel through many of the remarkable episodes in his life including his time at a grim boarding school, being a police officer in colonial Burma, his adventures tramping through England to live among the poor and underprivileged, and his extraordinarily close shave with death in the Spanish Civil War. "When I sit down to write a book," Orwell explained, "I do not say to myself, 'I am going to produce a work of art.' I write it because there is some lie I want to expose." In this age of misinformation, political extremism and digital surveillance, ORWELL: The Road to 1984 is a play for our time.
Quickening
Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Quickening is the narrative of three abortions - Lina and Josey find themselves in the same ward in 1972, a few years after the legalisation of abortion in the UK. In 2011, Lina’s daughter Darla faces a similar situation to her mother, putting a strain on their relationship and causing Lina to recall the emotional and social consequences of the abortion she had years before, as she struggles to adapt to Darla’s contemporary politics. Quickening is an incendiary piece of new theatre that interrogates one of society's most emotional debates, spanning decades to show the generational effects of social and individual change.
How to make Adult Friends
The Courtyard Theatre
Struggling to connect? Tired of laughing by yourself? Look no further. Welcome to a high-energy, dark-comedy seminar led by an "expert" friend-maker whose methods are as questionable as her legal history. Part clowning, part social satire, and part desperate plea for human connection, this show tackles the loneliness epidemic head-on—by any means necessary. If you’ve ever found making friends as an adult completely impossible, this ridiculous masterclass is for you. Guaranteed to make you laugh, question your life choices, and maybe leave with a forced acquaintance.
The Ballad of The Butcher’s Boy: A Scandalous New Musical
Rosemary Branch Theatre
A young East End dreamer invites you to hear the extraordinary tale of how he became the King of the Victorian music halls. Packed with live music and irreverent humour, A Night at The Music Hall is a darkly comic love letter to the music hall tradition, where every story deserves embellishing, every audience deserves entertaining, and the truth is whatever gets the biggest laugh.
Island Tides
Young Actors Theatre Islington
One ordinary morning, June, a high-profile divorce lawyer, receives a strange call. A television debate programme invites her to take part in a special discussion. Faced with a difficult divorce case, she finds herself opposite an intimacy consultant who argues to hold the relationship together, confronting the same question: “Should Mr. and Mrs. Smith stay in their marriage... or walk away?” As the studio lights come on and the cameras begin rolling, where will Mr. and Mrs. Smith’s marriage end up? Welcome to the live recording studio of Island Tides. The story rides the tide. You decide which side.
Just Elsie: Matriarch the Musical
Etcetera Theatre
Just Elsie: Mariarch The Musical – A Story of Every Family Experience a heartwarming journey following Elsie and her three daughters - Florence, Violet and Sandra. This soaring musical captures a lifetime of resilience and the unbreakable bond of family through the decades. It celebrates the woman who holds it all together. Don’t miss this timeless story of legacy and devotion. Because, after all, everyone has an Elsie.
EYES SEE SONG
The Cockpit
Six friends. Three secrets. One yearning hope. We enter a tangled web of love, loyalty, shame, and survival, as six women discover their world isn’t what it seems. Beneath the surface of three “ordinary” lives lie stories of reproductive health struggles, sexual violence, and addiction — stories so familiar they could belong to us, our friends, our mothers. As their masks fall away, we’re invited to recognise our own hidden truths, tucked deep in our bodies and away from those we love most. These women call us into their circle — into song, dance, movement, breathwork, and collective release — as they fight to loosen trauma’s grip on the body. With irresistible energy and magnetic charm, Matty, Lala, Laure, Wrinkles, Z, and Chlo remind us healing is never a solo act. It’s messy, communal, vulnerable, and profoundly human. In an age when isolation is becoming the norm and intimacy outsourced to screens, Eyes See Song insists we return to each other — loudly, joyfully, in full-bodied presence. It’s two parts a warm hug from your favourite aunt, one part your best friend shaking you into your senses, and three parts what your nervous system has been craving. Join us. We’re holding space for you.
The Rat Pack Stand-up Comedy
Camden Comedy Club
The best comedians and TV stars from the UK and international circuit. 14th sell-out year in London. The legendary Rat Pack show presents the very best at one of London's top comedy venues, the Camden Comedy Club. A new line up every show. Multiple Time Out Critics Choice 'Classy stand-up show. Laid-back, joyful fun and a wonderfully friendly vibe' Time Out Total sell-out Camden Fringe 2025 – book early!
Forgive me. I’ve sinned.
Hen & Chickens Theatre
A young woman returns to confession—but she isn’t ready to tell the truth. As Alex begins to question her faith and come to terms with her identity, her lifelong friendship with Mary is pushed to its limits. Set between a church, a living room, and late-night conversations in the park, “Forgive me. I’ve Sinned.” explores belief, sexuality, and what happens when growing up means growing apart.
Fools Were Meant To Sing
Bridewell Theatre
In the middle of a show, musical duo Rob & Lou are suddenly handed a chilling written message: "Stop the show or we will kill you." Featuring original songs and set against the gritty backdrop of late-80s/early-90s Los Angeles, the action follows the personal relationship between Robbie, Latino from LA, and Louis from the rural American midwest. Alongside Robbie’s resiliently kind-hearted sister Luna and sardonic cousin Felipe, the audience sees them through early songwriting sessions, tragic loss and big breaks all culminating into one moment where they must ask themselves: Should we play the next song? Where does the line exist between outsiders and community? How significant is the difference between naivety and deserved guilt? "Fools" asks these questions and more as secrets between Robbie and Louis come to light and the origins of the death threat are realized.
Trial by AI: Live
Barons Court Theatre
The world's first live AI trial is here. And you're the jury. Three suspects. One AI system. You decide their fate. Trial by AI: Live is a visceral, interactive theatre experience that pulls you inside a live broadcast where justice has been repackaged as entertainment. Sharp satire, psychological tension and something that feels uncomfortably close to home. Immediate. Interactive. Strangely familiar.
Medusa’s Voice
The Courtyard Theatre
Medusa’s Voice is a contemporary ritual trial that places Poseidon and Athena under public scrutiny, with the audience asked to decide their fate. Reimagining the myth beyond its original narrative, the performance shifts Medusa out of the story that has long defined her and into a present-day theatrical space where she can speak and resist on her own terms. Set within a modern courtroom, the piece blends legal structure with mysticism and ritual, creating a space that is unstable and symbolic, where testimony and embodiment meet.
Mega Church Xmas Play
The Libra Theatre Cafe
From Drag to Deuteronomy, this show has everything! Mega Church Xmas Play is a surreal, absurd, irreverent farce exploring the competitive side of the entertainment industry, organised religion and man buns. Devoted followers of Mega Church "Skylife" are preparing their annual Xmas play, but will ruthless ambition, ego and jealousy consume them? GOD wants this year's Xmas show to be the BIGGEST and BEST in the WORLD, putting senior pastor Cole Crampson under immense pressure. The hard working church members are competing for the lead roles, but will talented newcomers from rival Mega Church "EarthHeaven" take their place? Who will be crucified before curtain call?
Anywhere You Go
Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Anywhere You Go is a contemporary musical about love, friendship, and learning how to move on when the life you imagined no longer fits. Caught between a recent breakup and her best friend’s decision to leave London, Flo clings to memories, crystals, and the comfort of what she knows. As past and present collide, she’s forced to question what home really means, and whether holding on is stopping her from growing. Tender, funny, and painfully relatable, Anywhere You Go explores the messiness of your twenties and the courage it takes to choose change.
The Silliad: Improvised Myths and Legends
Museum of Comedy
Why do geese fly south for the winter? What's really inside an Oreo? You suggest the question, then watch it be answered through myth, mayhem and madness! From the roaring thunder of Mount Olympus to the frozen tundra of Scandinavia, it's Horrible Histories meets Clash of the Titans meets Whose Line Is It Anyway? If you love improv, this is not a show to myth! The Silliad return to the Camden Fringe after a debut in 2024 described as " quippy, light-hearted, and most importantly, fun" by NW Londoner. Mythology just got a whole lot sillier! Watch the audience become the myth-makers as they decide which pantheon is performed on stage by our skilful bards. Whether it be Greek, Norse or Egyptian, The Silliad will answer the audience's deepest questions. "One of the most hilarious and sweet shows a person can watch." ★★★★★ (The Student) "Improv at its finest ... Not to be missed!" ★★★★★ (EdFringe Review) "Bringing something wholly unique to the stage" ★★★★ (Theatre & Tonic) "Mind melting" ★★★★ (Binge Fringe) "It's no myth you will laugh!" ★★★★ (The Derek Awards)
BEIGE
Lion & Unicorn Theatre
When everyone wants a version of you, who gets the real one? BEIGE is a darkly funny and unsettling theatre piece about identity, belonging, and the quiet violence of being branded. A woman is coached, corrected and softened until she starts to doubt her own instincts, her own body, her own voice. Raw, physical and intimate, BEIGE moves between comedy and discomfort, asking what it costs to be “palatable” and what happens the moment you stop trying. Created by Swiss-Congolese actress and theatre-maker Jessica Nlabu
‘The Well’ by Bitterroot Theatre
The Courtyard Theatre
Stranded in the heart of the desert, Buck and Duke are dying of thirst. Their only hope: a hidden well that may not even exist. In this interactive Western, the audience holds the power, voting with paddles to dictate each decision our heroes make. Be careful, the fate of the characters and the world they inhabit lies in your choices.
In Our Broken Hours
Etcetera Theatre
In Our Broken Hours is an intimate one act play about a father living with alcoholism and the adult daughter who finds herself slipping into the role of his carer. Through frantic phone calls, raw monologues and a painful meeting, the play explores a relationship shaped by love, frustration and addiction. Mack, once charismatic, now drifts between warmth and withdrawal, unable to face the depth of his dependency. When his daughter Emma arrives unexpectedly, both are forced to confront the truths they’ve avoided. What emerges is a portrait of two people who care deeply about each other but can no longer meet in the middle. A story of responsibility, exhaustion and the quiet heartbreak of watching someone you love slowly disappear. Starring Simon Ashton, an actor, director and producer whose work spans stage and screen, and Giulia Rose, winner of Best Supporting Actress at the New York International Film Awards and the Oniros Film Awards.
Doomsday Jockeys
Rosemary Branch Theatre
Have you ever been bitten by the Winchester Goose? Have you ever heard the inner monologue of a human statue? Do you like that old kinda rock and roll? Giddy up. This show is surreal, satirical and cringe. An alternative comedy triple bill exploring power, performance, gender, and the horror of contemporary culture. Think of the last pantomime you saw crossed with a nightmare in which you're trapped inside your phone and can't get out... With 5 star reviews from such outlets as The Public Ledger and Bracket Face, this is not to be missed.
Cowpokes in a Bunkhouse
Hen & Chickens Theatre
Step into an immersive, authentic(ish), all American Wild West bunkhouse, full to the rails with rowdy cows. Meet three unlikely acquaintances: Judd, Buck and Kit, our Cowpokes. They are trying their best to calm the herd for fear of The Big Man. One begins to tell an old folk tale of two brothers, but it seems each of the cowpokes have their own version of the same story...
UNOFFICIAL ROXELANA
Barons Court Theatre
A concubine, an empire... And a story never told by official history.” Unofficial Roxelana brings to the stage the untold story of Hürrem Sultan, one of the most powerful female figures of the Ottoman Empire. Her journey from concubinage to the heart of the palace, and from there to becoming a woman who shaped the destiny of an empire, is retold through masks, shadow theatre, and authentic Ottoman music. This project brings to life the eternal thirst for power, the invisible strength of women, and a confrontation with collective memory. Hürrem’s story whispers questions not only from the past but also from our present. Premiered in 2024 in London as a collaboration between Nefes Productions and Asmalı Sahne London, the production played to sold-out audiences, building a strong bond with spectators. Now it embarks on a new journey to Camden Fringe after two of the world’s most prestigious performing arts festivals: the Edinburgh Fringe 2025 Festival and the London Viola Festival 2025 Our goal is to bring Hürrem’s multilayered world to diverse cultures, to showcase the original storytelling style of Turkish theatre, and to draw audiences into this magical world.
Something About England
The Libra Theatre Cafe
3:47am. 24 June 2016. The UK has just voted to leave the European Union. His daughter texts: ‘I never want to speak to you again’ Ten years after Brexit, left wing socialist punk rock troubadour Johnny Commune is back for one last show. Performing spoken-word versions of the songs that shaped him — The Clash, The Jam, X Ray Spex — he tries to come to terms with voting Leave, and how the impact of that decision nearly destroyed his life. After a decade spent reckoning with the fallout of his Lexiteer past: culture wars, casual racism, the slow unravelling of the England he thought he understood - it's now time to make it right. And then he has a discovery that changes everything. Something About England is a fierce, funny and personal solo show about shame, identity, hope and the search for something called the truth. Steve North is an actor and musician who lives in London. He performed in the Fringe First winning play Meeting Joe Strummer and was in the NT Live Broadcast of War Horse. His last solo show, an adaptation of Nick Hornby’s Fever Pitch had a 3 month run in the West End.