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Boyband parody Fuccbois: Live In Concert plays four nights at Soho Theatre

The cast of Fuccbois: Live In Concert, playing Soho Theatre in September 2026 Fuccbois: Live In Concert, the Australian comedy-boyband show from writer and composer Bridie Connell, plays Soho Theatre from 2 to 5 September after a month at the Edinburgh Fringe.

The world's biggest boyband are calling it a day, and they are doing it at Soho Theatre. Fuccbois: Live In Concert plays four nights only, from 2 to 5 September 2026.

The conceit is a farewell gig. The Fuccbois have sold more tickets and broken more hearts than anyone else, the frosted tips are finally on the line, and this is the last time the fans will see them. Around that sits an hour of original songs and pointed comedy about ghosting, fame, fandom and the general absurdity of modern dating.

It is written and composed by Bridie Connell, an ARIA award winner, and directed by Richard Carroll. Connell performs alongside Vidya Makan, Megan Walshe, Clara Harrison and Blazey Best. Jamie Winbank choreographs, David Muratore is music producer, and Jo Dyer produces for Soft Tread Enterprises.

The show has taken a long route to London. A proof-of-concept season sold out in Sydney in 2024, after which it was rebuilt with a new creative team, then played Adelaide Fringe and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival earlier this year. It spent August at Assembly George Square Studios in Edinburgh, as part of the House of Oz 2026 season of Australian work.

Bridie Connell said: "Performing at Edinburgh Fringe has been on my bucket list for a very long time. I couldn't be more thrilled to bring this deeply silly, deeply fun show to an international stage!"

The Australian notices were strong: five stars from Glam Adelaide and The Advertiser, and four and a half from The State of the Arts, which called it perhaps the most fun you will ever have in a theatre.

Fuccbois: Live In Concert runs at Soho Theatre from 2-5 September 2026.