The PR industry takes centre stage
For one night, the people who spend their careers putting others in the spotlight are stepping into it themselves.
Join us for PR Has Talent, a live celebration of the hidden talents within the UK’s public relations industry. Expect music, comedy, dance, magic and plenty of surprises as PR professionals take to the stage.
Tickets from £30. Proceeds support Soho Theatre’s New Writing Programme.
Expect singers, comedians, musicians, dancers, poets, magicians and plenty of surprises from across the industry.
What is PR Has Talent?
The communications industry is full of creative people, but what we bring to work is often only part of the story.
Behind the consultants, agency founders, communications directors, publicists and strategists are singers, musicians, comedians, poets, dancers, magicians and performers whose colleagues may never have seen that side of them.
PR Has Talent brings those hidden talents into the spotlight.
On Tuesday 17 November, performers from across the PR and communications industry will take to the stage at Soho Theatre for an evening of live entertainment.
Come along, support your colleagues and discover what happens when PR people swap the pitch room for the stage.
The people behind the PR are ready to perform
You know them for their work in public relations and communications. Now discover what they can do beyond the day job.
From live music and comedy to dance, poetry and magic, performers from across the industry are preparing to take the stage at Soho Theatre.
Meet the people bringing their talents into the spotlight on Tuesday 17 November.
Every ticket gives back.
PR Has Talent is being produced on a pro bono basis, with all proceeds supporting Soho Theatre’s charitable new-writing work.
For more than 40 years, Soho Theatre has helped discover and nurture new writers and artists, giving emerging talent opportunities to develop ideas, build their craft and create new work for the stage.
So while PR Has Talent celebrates creativity within our own industry, the evening will also help support the next generation of creative talent.
Meet The PRoducers
Farzana Baduel
Farzana is Chief Executive and Co-Founder of Curzon PR, President of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations for 2026, a presenter on BBC Radio 4’s When It Hits the Fan, and a Trustee of Soho Theatre.
Graham Goodkind
Graham is Founder and Chairman of Frank PR and one of the UK’s best-known creative communications leaders, with a career built around ideas that attract attention and get people talking.
Production Partners: Curzon PR and Frank PR provide pro bono support for production, communications and creative direction.
Official Media Partner: PRmoment
Ready for a night to remember?
Tuesday 17 November 2026 · Soho Theatre, 21 Dean Street, London W1D 3NE
Get tickets from £30