Happy February! 2025 is well underway and with our new Spring Season having been announced last week, everyone at Shoreditch Town Hall is buzzing for all the exciting things to come this year. Starting strong with a month full of exciting residencies, theatrical workshops, and rehearsals, and even a big project to improve accessibility to our building, read on for your February #FriendsAtSTH – your monthly round up of interesting people strolling through our doors.

MimeLondon 2025

1 – 2 February 2025

It is the final weekend of MimeLondon at Shoreditch Town Hall and we are hosting the wonderful Vamos Theatre for their Revealing the Mask workshop in the Old Servery. MimeLondon 2025 has been a real treat to have in our building, with most workshops being sold out and attendees throwing themselves into insightful workshops from some of the best names in physicality and performance.

Supporting Artistic Communities

Majorettes

4th, 11th, 18th, 25th February

Marawa’s Majorettes make everyone fall in love with hooping! They’ve become a leading fitness team and international performance troupe, teaching the world to hoop as they go. Every week we support the Majorettes by giving them space to rehearse at Shoreditch Town Hall. Find out more about them by clicking here.

Symoné and Reed Rushes

2nd – 5th February

Symoné takes residency in our Old Servery with New York based live art director/performer Reed Rushes as they join forces to rehearse their new mixed reality theatre production, Nullspace Motel.  Featuring a collective of contemporary dancers, game designers, and pole dancers, The Nullspace Motel universe spans across two interconnected projects also including A Dream Within A Dream which together, explores themes of queerness, identity, memory, and the nature of reality through mixed reality performative storytelling. Learn more about A Dream Within A Dream here.

Megan Prescott

6th and 11th February

Soho Theatre’s sold out show, Really Good Exposure by Megan Prescott is rehearsing at Shoreditch Town Hall this February. Following an award-winning run at Edinburgh Fringe in 2024, Skins star Prescott rehearses her one-woman show which touches on the world of child stars, strip clubs, and casting couches – and questions what it means to earn a living as a performer. Explore more about the show here.

Fag Packet

8th February

Fag Packet return to our building after the success of performing DYKE Systems as 2 Indie Boys at Summer in The Ditch. They will be rehearsing the show, which they have continue to develop over the last year. DYKE Systems was a part of our live performance, drag and cabaret evenings in The Ditch last summer which saw a series of artist takeovers of the basement for of all things camp, queer and cult.

Looking for somewhere to work?

Ongoing

Our Made in Shoreditch: Artist Workspace continues, with over 1000 free workspace slots per year designated to support artist’s development. Looking for somewhere to work and flesh out new ideas? You can book a desk space for a day or week at a time, benefiting from a dedicated and safe communal working environment where you can also receive advice sessions with Town Hall staff. Find out more and book a desk by clicking here.

Looking for something more permanent?

We currently have two vacant office spaces available for long-term hire. The spaces are unfurnished and ready to make your own, so you can be a part of our dynamic, creative community.

Find out more about our Second Floor Office here

Explore our Ground Floor Office here

Workshops

Theatre Re: Monthly Training Classes

9th February

Town Hall regulars, Theatre Re return after their January MimeLondon workshop to host their monthly Sunday sessions. These classes support professional, semi-professional, recent graduates and performers-in-training in their regular practice. Their day-long training sessions assemble a community of like-minded creatives – Led by Theatre Re Director Guillaume Pigé and other members of the company. Find out more by clicking here.

Access for all

From Janaury to April we are undergoing a glow up.

Shoreditch Town Hall is committed to providing a welcoming environment, working to positively improve the experience for our visitors with access needs as much as possible within the limitations of our Grade II listed building. We are currently in the process of installing a ramp to the front of the building to replace the existing, unreliable lift. Keep an eye on our socials as we begin to document our transformation and we look forward to unveiling our new ramp towards the start of our Spring season.