We've worked with companies and producers across the arts — from first London runs to West End transfers, from community spaces to international touring companies. What these projects have in common isn't scale or budget. It's that the campaigns were built around what each piece of work actually needed, not a template.
Here's a selection.
Sadler's Wells Theatre, 2022. A Japanese-language production. Noda Map's first London visit in sixteen years. A complete sell-out — the first at Sadler's Wells in three years — with 821 million combined press audience.
Southwark Playhouse & Leicester Square Theatre, 2025 — UK Tour, 2026. Finding a hard-to-reach audience, building a community around a show, and naming a train after a punk rock legend. A sell-out London run that extended, transferred, and is now on tour.
Southbank Centre, 2024. A first London show for an internationally acclaimed company. The result: a sell-out, and one of the most diverse audiences the Southbank has seen in years.
2022. A new public space with big ambitions and a classic local authority brief: be meaningful to residents and visible to London. A campaign built from the community up.
Park Theatre, 2024. Five hours. Two parts. A first for the company and the venue. Sold significantly above target and has since transferred to the RSC.
Southwark Playhouse, 2026. Three distinct audiences. One show. Sold out.
Istanbul, 2026. UK press for a Turkish-language staging of the Arthur Miller classic, directed by Rufus Norris in his first production since stepping down from the National Theatre. A press trip to Istanbul landed features in the Guardian and the Stage; 14 pieces across UK national and arts media.
Garry Starr, 2023 - 2024 across London, Edinburgh and the US. Strong sales based on strong content, comedy publications and grassroots outreach in physical theatre circles
2026, looking after their Love Bites season with a run of Dracula and their first West End show; Let the Right One In at Underbelly including a high visibility tube campaign with an escalator takeover. Both runs near sell out to a combination loyal bookers and new audiences and a much bigger profile raised in their 70th anniversary year.
2023 - 2024, supporting the inhouse marketing team and providing consultancy, building new socials strategies to boost sales and pushing Christmas runs to sell out.
Since 2025, three separate runs at Riverside Studios and Park Theatre, sell out shows led by strong content and Google and Meta campaigns run on limited budgets.
2025 at the Royal Albert Hall, bringing some of the highest calibre of musicians to the fore in a world renowned venue. Creating interview content series to update their public image and attract new audiences.
Print and hand-to-hand distribution runs we've delivered for shows, venues and events — measured in visibility and audience reach rather than press coverage.
Charing Cross Theatre, 2022. Hand-to-hand flyering and poster drops built around copycat musicals like Six and & Juliet, reaching a curious, musical-theatre-engaged Central London audience.
Southwark Playhouse, 2023. Indoor postering and hand-to-hand flyering at the London International Mime Festival and other physical-theatre audiences to build a new following for the London run.
2023–24. Brochure drops to classical-music venues and organisations across London, plus hand-to-hand distribution outside Sloane Square and the Royal Albert Hall.
The Truman Brewery. Poster and leaflet drops across Shoreditch, Brick Lane, Broadway Market and Hackney, plus hand-to-hand flyering on the festival weekend.
To talk through your project, get in touch at team@mobiusindustries.com or call +44 (0)20 3195 6269.