Current Productions

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When the world feels like a horror movie, who survives? The Final Girls.

This Halloween, Bitches in Stitches London and The Sketchanistas bring two international femme/them comedy collectives together in Camden for a one-off afternoon of original sketch comedy, serving unhinged main-character energy that’ll make you scream with laughter.

Think of a haunted house, but it’s just…

…your situationship replying “let’s just see where this goes.”
…a man with a podcast.
…your mum asking when you’re having children.
…your boyfriend announcing his career pivot from DJ to rapper.
…a “quick call?” Slack message from your manager 

Taking the everyday horrors, absurdities and WTF moments of modern life and turning them into sharp, fast and gloriously silly sketches, Final Girls brings together women, femme and non-binary comedians from both international collectives for one chaotic Halloween crossover.

Come for the sketch comedy. Stay to see who gets the last laugh. 🔪

Double bill comedy show from two ungovernable women, joining forces across borders to fight patriarchy.

Unmarriageable, a rom-com about what happens when you’re anxiously attached to yourself. Comedian and improviser Ally O marries herself live onstage in this romp through love, lobotomies and regrettable lower-back tattoos. Join Ally as she goes from reluctant bride to serial immigrant to holding a seance with her great-grandmother for dating advice in this comedy about finding yourself in the most unlikely places.

Ally brings an eccentric cast of characters vividly to life as she weaves her ancestors' story together with her own as a 21st-century solo woman abroad.

“Am I too kind for the end of the world?” In Peace Be With You, we find Mariana Feijó between hope and despair. Choosing between going down enjoying all the hedonistic pleasures, or a last ditch attempt to save the world from being engulfed by fascism. Can she do both?

Dick pics, what it means to be a Sagittarius, Gillian Anderson and Kathleen Turner appreciation, catholicism and Scooby Doo in a warm and horny confessional stand up show, with hints of history class, and antipatriarchal energy.