All of Them, Dead on tour for pride month

I’m currently working as dramaturg on All Of Them, Dead, a brilliant new play written by Thom Munden and co-directed by Thom alongside Krage Brown, touring June–July 2026.

All Of Them, Dead follows Harry and Corey, who meet outside an abandoned burger shop during the apocalypse. As they fall in love, the country falls apart. It’s a play about being young and gay in the middle of nowhere – about the things that go unsaid, about two boys holding hands, about clinging together as the world shifts around you. And, unexpectedly, it’s also about meat falling from the sky.

The piece was originally created through Oxford Playhouse’s Queer Fest, where it featured in the 2024 Scratch Night (under its original title Wisbech Meat Shower) and then further developed through R&D last summer, so it’s thrilling to see the piece tour in it’s completed version to coincide with pride 2026!

Alongside this production I’ll also be supporting four emerging queer identifying writers to develop short plays inspired by the themes of All of Them, Dead, which will be rehearsed and staged as a curtain raiser events before the performamces.

Tour Dates

• Pegasus Theatre, Oxford Fri 19 June

• Chats Palace, London Thu 25 & Fri 26 June

• Front Room, Weston-super-Mare Sat 27 June

• The Garage, Norwich Sat 4 July

• The Mill Arts Centre, Banbury Thu 9 July

• The Place, Bedford Sat 11 July

• Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham Sat 18 July

• Angles Theatre, Wisbech Sat 25 July

Looking forward to this one being out in the world over the summer!