Following artists across the pond to SoHo Playhouse

As we’ve spread our (aeroplane) wings, one of the joys of international working — most recently Adelaide and a Rufus Norris directed production in Türkiye — has been that we see some of our favourite clients perform in different cities around the world. We’ve previously worked with New York companies Xhloe and Natasha and Recent Cutbacks in both Edinburgh and in their home city at SoHo Playhouse, and we’re now delighted to be working with SoHo Playhouse, working on their first fully curated Fall season. As Artistic Director Darren Lee Cole said, “After a year of travel and discovery I feel we have some of the very best theater and comedy the world has to offer. The range of ideas and expressions of the human condition are inspiring.”

Managing Director Ed Wolins said, “This fall 2026 season is an extension of the relationships we’ve been able to build with artists throughout the fringe community. For the first time ever, Soho Theatre in London and SoHo Playhouse co-commissioned Xhloe and Natasha’s newest work, which sold out its entire run in Edinburgh before the festival started.” As well as Xhloe and Natasha and Recent Cutbacks, who we’re once again following from Edinburgh Festival Fringe across the pond to NYC, we’re excited to be working on a season that includes another SoHo Playhouse returning faves Awkward Prods with The (Very Gay) Christmas Prince and Diana: The Untold and Untrue Story, and Ned Van Zandt’s Lost in Del Valle, which returns to the venue following a limited run in Spring. Voices new to the theatre include British comedian Elf Lyons in her US debut, and former SNL writer Drew Michael in his Off-Broadway debut, Love Me.

We can’t wait to be back in New York, watch this (air) space!