West End Live

House of Sisters Grimm has announced a special collaboration with Killed Women and LMG as part of the Hard Hats & Open Minds charity walk, which will culminate in a private performance of Grammy nominated South African musical INALA for families of victims supported by the charity.

The initiative follows a private visit to House of Sisters Grimm by Killed Women founder Jhiselle Feanny, who experienced INALA at the venue earlier this year.

Deeply moved by both the performance itself and the wider ethos behind the organisation, Feanny described the collaboration as “a natural alignment” between the work of Killed Women and House of Sisters Grimm’s longstanding commitment to impact, collaboration and human connection.

The event will see guests begin the Hard Hats & Open Minds walk from House of Sisters Grimm in London’s West End before returning to the venue for refreshments, live music and a dedicated private performance of INALA for families and invited guests. The day is being supported by LMG as part of the company’s 40th anniversary celebrations and wider commitment to advocacy, inclusion and allyship within the construction sector.

House of Sisters Grimm is a female founded, B Corp certified creative production company founded by former Royal Ballet ballerina Pietra Mello Pittman MBE and Grammy nominated composer and artist Ella Spira MBE.

The company has created a world first immersive arts and hospitality experience combining internationally acclaimed South African performance, exclusively South African fine wine and multimedia art within an intimate red carpet setting in London’s West End.

At the heart of the venue is INALA, the Grammy nominated South African stage production co written by the late Joseph Shabalala of Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Ella Spira MBE. Since premiering internationally, the production has toured globally, performed at prestigious venues and for royal audiences, and become recognised for its rare combination of emotional power, musical excellence, joy and cultural celebration.

House of Sisters Grimm has welcomed over 13,000 guests within months of opening and has rapidly established itself as one of London’s most distinctive premium cultural hospitality destinations, combining world class live performance with curated South African wines, art and immersive storytelling.

Alongside its productions and venue programming, the organisation has developed a strong focus on impact led collaboration and social upliftment initiatives, including partnerships supporting young people, creative pathways and organisations such as Lawyers Against Abuse in South Africa, which works with female survivors of rape and gender violence.