Opening on Apr 07, 2026
My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar returns to London’s Brixton House, putting Latinx women from South London center stage in a bold, witty play that’s part telenovela, part heist, and all activism. Co-created by Valentina Andrade, Elizabeth Alvarado, Lucy Wray, Tommy Ross-Williams, and Joana Nastari, and rooted in real experiences, the show follows four women as they risk everything to expose a multinational bank’s dirty secrets. With confetti, vogue balls, and sharp social commentary, this award-winning production challenges stereotypes and celebrates the seen and unseen in London’s Latinx community. Book my uncle is not pablo escobar tickets for a limited run that’s already won critical acclaim.
Alejandra, Lucia, Honey, and Catalina—four Latinx women from South London—uncover a secret money laundering contract between a major bank and drug cartels. As their worlds collide, they confront what it means to be both Londoner and Latinx, challenging toxic stereotypes and risking everything to expose the truth. With elements of telenovela, heist, and activism, the stakes climb higher as the line between seen and unseen blurs. Will they succeed in bringing the scandal to light, or will the system keep them invisible?
Show timings for My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar 2026 may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
Brixton House is a vibrant, contemporary venue in South London, known for championing new voices and diverse stories. With flexible performance spaces and a welcoming atmosphere, it has quickly become a hub for innovative theatre, dance, and community events. The venue’s modern design and inclusive programming make it a favorite for artists and audiences alike, hosting acclaimed productions and supporting emerging talent.
The cost of tickets starts from £ (please check the latest prices online) and will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
The play is suitable for ages 13 and above.
The play is at Brixton House in London.
The play follows four Latinx women from South London as they risk everything to expose a multinational bank’s money laundering scandal, blending heist, telenovela, and activism.
The running time is 1 hr 30 min with no interval.
The show is co-created by Valentina Andrade, Elizabeth Alvarado, Lucy Wray, Tommy Ross-Williams, and Joana Nastari.
Yes, English, Spanish, and Portuguese surtitles are provided every night.
Yes, it won the OFFIES Special Recognition Award for Representation and was a finalist for Best Production (Plays) at the OFFIES Awards 2024.
Yes, it is a limited-run engagement at Brixton House.
The play combines elements of telenovela, heist, and activism, centering Latinx women’s stories and challenging stereotypes in a witty, energetic production.