A woman on stage wearing red tracksuit bottoms and a yellow top. She is on her phone. Behind her is a projection of her phone on facetime, and other screens of tiktok. The stage is dimly lit with different spotlights
Theatre

FAMEHUNGRY

Presented by Louise Orwin Company
2 performances between Fri 27 & Sat 28 Nov 2026, 20:00
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FAMEHUNGRY is a helter-skelter nosedive through the TikTok universe, asking what it means to be an artist now. Fusing performance art and very real and very live TikTok Experiences, join award-winning cult London performance artist Louise Orwin in a sisyphean mission to make art and find beauty and hope in the relentless, Almighty Algorithm-feeding attention economy.

Made in collaboration with a famous TikToker, FAMEHUNGRY is a wild ride through the TikTok universe for two simultaneous audiences - a theatre audience, and an unsuspecting TikTok audience - that questions the lengths we go to be seen and find fame. Loud, fast, unpredictable, funny and occasionally messy, and unlike anything you’ve seen before, this is theatre redefined for the brat generation (sort of).

'a portrait of humanity as it desperately tries to wring love and affirmation from the machine' The Scotsman

Edinburgh Guide
British Theatre Guide
'Funny, inventive and stunningly incisive… it’s meaty, knotty innards leave you reeling'
The Independent
'Like an episode of Whose Line Is It Anyway devised by Marina Abramovic'
The Guardian

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