Rob Warren

A wonderfully executed solo show that takes us deep into the life of an 18th century woman who was an influencer centuries before that word even meant anything!

A tale of missed connections in a big city is given a unique spin as two strangers share a trip on the legendary Kennington loop.

A wonderfully ambitious 13th century story of love, religion and heresy, presented as a staged reading, meaning the script is doing all the hard work here.

Dog with fungal infection beats overwhelming odds

A well presented collection of horror shorts. What it might lack in real scares it makes up for with its humour and style

A treat to watch two actors of slightly more mature years ham it up to the full in this two act play that maybe owes more to The League of Gentlemen than it does to Pinter’s The Birthday Party.

A fun horror offering that will, with further love and attention, grow into something even more disgustingly fun.

Every horror festival needs a creepy house and uninvited guests, and that’s exactly what Pilgrimage brings to GrimFest.

A tale of growing up, with a backdrop of the supernatural. It’s fun, it’s different and it’s not afraid to gross you out a little.

Club Life is like nothing you may have witnessed before. A show in which staying in your seat is fine, but getting up and joining the dance takes it to a whole different level.