OutCast Autumn Showcase of Queer Actors and Writing 2025

Join us for our third Autumn OutCast showcase celebrating Queer actors and writing in 2025, brought to you by Queer Theatre.

This LGBTQIA+ showcase will feature a mix of emerging talents and seasoned performers, all exploring new, lost and classic LGBTQIA+ writing, many pieces developed through our events.

Directed by award-winning theatre director Andrew Keates, OutCast will highlight the work of actors from Queer Theatre’s popular and our monthly .

From first-time performers to industry veterans, this showcase promises a dynamic, diverse celebration of the comedy and tragedy of queer lives.

Emily Brandon (she/her), Mark Frangie (he/him), Driscoll Green (he/him), Freddie Haberfellner (he/him), Ryan Graham Hinds (no pronouns), Matthew Hodson (he/him), Bran Isabella (he/him), Thiago Jones (he/him), Avital Kagan (they/she), Jack Knave (he/him), Ermis Makides (he/she/they), Leon Marshall (he/him), Blue Potter (they/them), Josh Sanchez (he/him), Mariana Sobrinho (she/they), Ned Wakeley (he/him), Daniel Waterhouse (he/him), David Watters (he/him), Romilly “Ro” Winchester (they/them), and Arthur Yang (he/him).

Tickets: £22.50 / £20 Concessions (Valid Equity card required on arrival)
Doors Open: 7:30pm
Show Starts: 8:00pm
Running Time: Two hours including an interval.
Includes entry to the Two Brewers main bar and cabaret until 2am 

We’re offering a limited number of complimentary tickets to casting directors, producers, and directors. To claim your free ticket, email [email protected]. However, if your agency or company can afford to purchase your own tickets, we encourage you to do so to help fund our other LGBTQ+ arts projects. 

The Two Brewers
114 Clapham High Street, Clapham, London SW4 7UJ
By Tube: Clapham North and Clapham Common (Northern Line) are both around a 5-minute walk.
By Train: Clapham High Street Overground station is approximately 7 minutes away.
By Bus: Routes 35, 37, 45, 137, 155, and 345 stop nearby at Clapham Common Station or Clapham High Street Station. 

The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users. However, as the night is likely to be extremely busy, we encourage guests with access needs to contact us in advance so we can make your visit as comfortable as possible. 

This event forms part of Queer Theatre’s commitment to ensuring LGBTQ+ theatre-makers always have somewhere to go each week to connect, create, and be inspired, alongside our 2B: Acting Classes, OutCast showcases, Queer Play Reading Club, theatre trips, parties, social events, masterclasses, and original productions. 

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