Writer/Performer Annie Siddons (How (Not) to Live in Suburbia, Raymondo, Rapunzel) and director Justin Audibert (Snow in Midsummer, Jew of Malta, Raymondo, How (Not) to Live in Suburbia, the Cardinal, Gruesome Playground Injuries, My Mother Medea) are looking for an exceptional male identifying performer, aged between 28-40, to collaborate with them on Annie’s new show,…

Team Siddons has some good news. We’re being joined by art mega Queenz Emma Bettridge and George Easterbrook – Emma as creative producing wing woman and George as Project Assistant, both flanking stalwart art wonderboy Jen Smethurst. My dream of having a triumvirate of devlishly handsome, competent and excellent women on my strategy/admin/producing team is…

I’m delighted to announce that I’m going to be dramaturging on Caroline Byrne’s production of “All’s Well that Ends Well” as part of the winter season at the Globe. You can read more about it here.

We’re thrilled to be able to announce some of the dates of our upcoming Suburbia Tour. More will be added soon, but so far we are going to be at: UK Tour – November 1 Norwich Arts Centre November 10 Harlow Playhouse November 17 Lincoln Performing Arts Centre November 18 Live Art Bistro Leeds November…

For the past couple of weeks, Justin, Nicki, Asaf (our new brilliant MD/composer, here pictured with Nic) have been excavating Dennis and we will have some early stage stuff to share with you next Sunday at CPT. We’d absolutely love to see you there. Here is where you can get tickets. https://www.cptheatre.co.uk/production/dennis-of-penge/

YESSSSSSAH. We’re going back to the Soho at the end of the summer, and we can. Not. Wait. See you there, beauties.

The episode of Alan Davies “As yet untitled” I filmed in January is showing tomorrow at 10pm on Dave. I’m in the one with very funny people Joe Lycett, Katherine Ryan, Patrick Kielty and obvs Jonathan Creek himself. If you’d like to, tune in!

So now that we have lowered our Walrus masks for the time being, and our turning our attentions to the new show for a bit, I thought I’d stick this up. It’s a conversation I had with Chris Goode a few weeks back. If you would like to, you can listen to it, here. We…

Thanks to absolutely everyone who came to see Suburbia at the Soho Theatre. There were a lot of you. More than we had anticipated. And that was brilliant. We sold out every single show, including the Sat-Mat – and extended capacity and then sold out again. You were all fantastic audiences – responsive and enthusiastic,…

This has been a strange week, in that I’ve done not one but Four radio interviews for Suburbia, which we’ve put up on the site, which has been more talking than I normally do in a month,and we’ve also been rehearsing the show at the Oval House in order to get it into sparkling condition…

Suburbia is showing at SOHO theatre in only 2.5 weeks now. We are getting waaaayyyyy excited. Here is a trailer for your delectation. Hope you enjoy (and will come see).

Last night we were at the warm intimate Wardrobe Theatre trying out a bit ofthe new show, Dennis of Penge, for the very first time. What a brilliant thing Ferment is – last night we were on in the company of House Of Bakewell, who were trying out some ideas from their hilarious musical Thor…