@AlexisGregory

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RIOT ACT (work in progress reading). Crazy Coqs. London. July 5th.

RIOT ACT (work in progress reading). Oxford Playhouse (studio). June 24th.

SMOKE & You Are Loved (Lowry, Salford) May 21st 2026.

SMOKE & You Are Loved (Hull Truck) June 4th 2026.

SMOKE & You Are Loved (Lighthouse, Poole) June 12th 2026.

SMOKE & You Are Loved (Nottingham Playhouse) June 24th 2026.

Buy my plays via Bloomsbury website.

Riot Act. Watch the online digital version via Broadway on Demand.

Riot Act. Watch the online digital version via Marquee TV.

I wrote for Attitude magazine: . Alexis Gregory spills all on disco-themed extravaganza FutureQueer: ‘It’s always been there for me’

Watch the online post-screening Q&A I hosted for Peccadillo Sofa Club: ‘1985’.

I wrote for Attitude magazine and spoke to Russell T Davis and Leo Herrera on AIDS narratives then, now, and in the future.

Interviewed for The Face magazine. On cruising.

This Week Culture interview

Interviewed on Paul Burston’s We Can Be Heroes podcast.

Repped for acting by DCH Management

Repped for writing (fiction and non-fiction) by Abi Fellows at DHH

Buy my plays via my publisher Bloomsbury Publishing.

MANKIND short film trailer. Peccadillo 2020.

Attitude Magazine ‘Queer theatre special on SAFE’.

I write for Attitude Magazine on the inspiration behind my play SEX/CRIME.

i-D Magazine flag up Sex/Crime.

i-D Magazine interview re SAFE.

I wrote for We Are Cult website on Sandra Bernhard’s ‘Without You I’m Nothing’ movie.

Evening Standard piece on RIOT ACT and Stonewall 50th anniversary (Arcola Theatre and tour).

Evening Standard piece on RIOT ACT (Duchess Theatre, West End).

SEX/CRIME trailer. Soho Theatre & The Glory.

DECLAN. Digital play written and performed by Alistair Hall. Directed by myself. Presented in association with The Actors Centre. Free to watch.

RIOT ACT Behind The Scenes video.

RIOT ACT trailer. Duchess Theatre, Arcola Theatre, Kings Head Theatre, 2 x UK tours.

SILVERTOWN. A series of online monologues written by Jonny Woo. Directed by myself. Free to watch.