In the first week that live theatre returns to our stages, Herding Cats combines technologies developed over the past 15 months with the in-person theatre we know and love.

The result is a production containing actors who perform live from both the US and the UK. Streaming live from the stage of London’s Soho Theatre, and from the sound stages of Hollywood, audiences can enjoy the production from anywhere in the world.

Starring Jassa Ahluwalia (Unforgotten, Peaky Blinders) as Michael, Greg Germann (Grey’s Anatomy, Friends From College and Ally McBeal) as Saddo, and Sophie Melville as Justine (Pops, Iphigenia in Splott), Herding Cats by Lucinda Coxon (The Danish Girl) is a chillingly funny play about a generation negotiating intimacy and independence in the 21st century.

Directed by Anthony Banks (_The Girl on the Train _, West End), this groundbreaking revival of Coxon’s 'brave, brutal' (Guardian) play uses the technical feats that adventurous theatre artists have discovered during the pandemic and combines them with the raw intimacy of in-person performance.