Over 70 Playwrights Present ALL THE RAGE, a Theatrical Response to the Epstein Files

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Led by Rebecca Lenkiewicz, ALL THE RAGE spans 15 spaces at Theatre Deli, Leadenhall Street.

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Tickets are now on sale for ALL THE RAGE, a site-responsive production within the repurposed office building at Theatre Deli, Leadenhall Street, from Thursday 11 June – Saturday 13 June 2026.

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ALL THE RAGE is a multi-layered theatrical event spanning 15 spaces and is an urgent collective response to the release of the Epstein Files. Created by more than seventy female-identifying and non-binary playwrights and artists, it confronts institutional silence, cultural complicity and the enduring history of misogyny.

It is a two-part experience. The first half offers an exploration of the office floor, where a series of durational installations, performances and scenes unfold. Moving between the 15 rooms, audiences will encounter spaces of rage, hope and resistance.

The second half brings the audiences together for a collective unifying act that draws the project's many voices into a single, shared theatrical moment.

Writer and director Rebecca Lenkiewicz conceived of the project in a playwriting WhatsApp group when the files were first released. She was joined by Deborah Pearson and Anoushka Warden who are producing ALL THE RAGE for the collective, in co-production with Roxanne Carney and Theatre Deli. Lucy Morrison directs.

Speaking on the project Rebecca Lenkiewicz says, "The need to make this piece came from a collective rage in response to the Epstein files. Not only the horrific events that took place globally, but also how the narrative has been shaped by the press - fixating on the money and the men, rather than the girls and young women who were at the centre of it. We are dealing with epic subjects; violence, abuse of power, misogyny, and trauma. The artistic responses across the group have been fascinating - muscular, fragile, formally inventive and all charged with a rebellious spirit. The space has been central to that process. Theatre Deli, Leadenhall Street has provided us with an incredible environment - an entire empty office floor in a former insurance building in the heart of the financial district. A space once defined by money and male power, we are transforming it into a surreal home for a unique theatrical experience. It will be both epic and intimate. We are angry and we are united. Unity is a great thing, and anger is a brilliant and beautiful fuel for creating art."

Writers include, in alphabetical order: Alison Jean Baker, Andrea Lowe, Anna Jordan , Anoushka Warden, Aoife Lennon, Beattie Green, Bex Bowsher, Chantelle Dusette, Chloe Palmer, Clare Barstow, Cordelia Lynn, Deborah Pearson, Eleanor Hope-Jones, Ellen Bannerman, Emily White , Emma Adams, Emteaz Hussain, Genevieve Dawson, Georgia Fitch, Grace Chapple, Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti , Hannah Mulder, Harriet Madeley, Jane Upton, Jasmine Naziha Jones , Jaz, Jemma Kennedy, Jennifer Lunn, Jenifer Toksvig, Jessica Siân, Jill O'Halloran, Judith Johnson, Julia Grogan, Julie Tsang, Karen Cogan , Karis Kelly, Katharine Fry, Katie Salt, Kayla Feldman, Kelly Jones, Kerry Fitzgerald, Laura Horton , Laura Lomas, Laurie Ogden, Lisa Parry, Lucinda Coxon , Lucy Edkins , Lucy Kirkwood , Manjinder Virk , Maria Messias Mendes, Maud Dromgoole, Melissa Dunne, Molly Davies, Naomi Westerman, Noga Flaishon, Oriana, Penelope Skinner , Phoebe Eclair-Powell, Poppy Corbett, Rachel Mars, Rachel McKay, Rachel Tookey, Rafaella Marcus, Rebecca Brewer , Rebecca Crookshank, Rebecca Jade Hammond, Rebecca Lenkiewicz , Rebecca Manley , Ruth D'Silva, Sadie Pearson, Sarah Hehir, Sarah Sigal, Sasha Frost , Selina Thompson, Suhayla El-Bushra, Temi Wilkey, Timberlake Wertenbaker , Victoria Richards, and Zinnie Harris .

Further artists to be announced including more writers, directors, designers and actors.

ALL THE RAGE runs at Theatre Deli, Leadenhall Street, from 11–13 June 2026. Performance times: 7pm Thursday, 7pm Friday, 2pm and 7pm Saturday. £2 of each ticket sold will be donated to a charity working with survivors of sexual abuse and gender-based violence.

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_Originally reported by [BroadwayWorld](https://www.broadwayworld.com/westend/article/70-Playwrights-Stage-Theatrical-Response-to-Epstein-Files-With-ALL-THE-RAGE-20260513)._