Saturday 18 July 2026
9pm
£9, £7 Concessions
Double Bill Offer: £2 off each ticket when booking two shows on the same night
60 minutes
18+
This show contains audience interaction and nudity
Theatre & Performance
The Ditch
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Did you know we are a charity? Since its opening in 1866, Shoreditch Town Hall has witnessed everything from Victorian reform and Sylvia Pankhurst’s activism, to vibrant boxing matches, and the electrifying Whirl-Y-Gigs in the 90s. Each era has left its mark on this iconic building to make it the creative venue it is today, and now it’s our turn to care for its future. Click here to find out more and donate
Collaborators and sisters Mirabelle and Tallulah Haddon explore risk and beauty in a new multisensory collaboration.
Open your mouth, it’s snowing explores new systems that oscillate between friction and satisfaction, desire and dehydration. This Work-in-Progress uses expanded cinema and image making alongside embodied enquiry. Open your mouth, it’s snowing drips, spills, fountains, freezes and melts towards a new understanding.
Open your mouth, its snowing is performed and made in collaboration with Kit Marshall, Joana Nastari, Claudia Palazzo and Dre Spisto. Sound design in collaboration with Nicol Parkinson.
Want to make a night of it? Join us before Open your mouth, its snowing for Georgia Tasda: Back In Business and save £2 on each ticket you book. Discount applies automatically.
We'll be hosting an Open Mic on Saturday 11 July in our bar to celebrate the opening week of Summer in The Ditch 2026. If you want to try out some quick material, sing a ballad or show us your close up magic skills, then pop by with your tap shoes. MC'd by our very own Helen Highwater. 8.30pm - 9pm, booking isn't required, just turn up.
Nights of live performance, drag and cabaret. And cheap drinks at the bar!
Following the success of our annual artist takeover, Summer in The Ditch returns for a third year to showcase a dynamic mix of camp, queer, and cult work in our basement space.
With experimental new work, and rough and ready sessions from artists, ventriloquists, singers and performers, anything can happen and the unexpected is always welcome.
For the full Summer in The Ditch 2026 line-up, click here
All performances will be relaxed: audiences are allowed to move around, make noise and leave the room. Latecomers will be admitted.
Image: Tallulah Haddon