Cult Australian performance ensemble Briefs Factory is back in London this summer with a new show.
Briefs: Dirty Laundry is set to play HERE at Outernet in London’s Soho for a limited three-week run, from 2 to 20 July 2025.
Promising to be their biggest and most ambitious production yet, the show brings an outrageous blend of circus, drag, and burlesque, with acrobatic artistry, unruly striptease, sky-high heels and scandalous surprises in a celebration of queer creativity, body positivity and high-camp celebration.
Briefs Factory have previously played a number of London venues including the Southbank Centre.
Creative Director and leading cast member of Briefs Factory, Fez Faanana, said in a statement: “Dirty Laundry is everything you’ve come to expect from us – and then some. It’s a glorious mess of glitter, guts, and gender-bending brilliance and we can’t wait to let it all hang out in Soho this summer.”
Karrie Goldberg, Co-Founder of HERE at Outernet, said: “We’re thrilled to be hosting Dirty Laundry this July. The show embodies everything HERE was built for; bold storytelling, boundary-pushing artistry, and unforgettable live experiences right in the heart of Soho. As a multifunctional space designed to adapt to the most ambitious creative visions, hosting Briefs Factory proves just how dynamic and diverse HERE can be. Whether it’s drag, circus, live music or immersive theatre — this is what the future of live performance looks like, and we’re proud to be at the forefront.”
Briefs: Dirty Laundry is playing at HERE at Outernet in London from 2 to 20 July 2025.
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