Ten years of Freshly Grounded, celebrated the only way we know how: a live show with audience interaction, games, surprises, surprise guests, keynotes and a lot of laughing at Faisal's expense. If you have never been to an FG event, think Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, but Muslim, and with considerably less budget. The goal is simple: a genuinely fun night out without compromising your deen.

The event is ages 12+. If your child is 12 or older, bring them, they need a ticket like everyone else. If they are younger, this is your sign to book a babysitter and enjoy a night off. You have earned it.

Take your pick, the theatre is spoiled for choice:Euston Square (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan) · 3 min walkEuston (Northern, Victoria, Overground, National Rail) · 5 min walkKing's Cross St Pancras (Victoria, Piccadilly, Northern, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, National Rail) · 6 min walkIf you manage to get lost between all of those, that is honestly impressive.

Yes, and here is the best part: it is a Sunday, so there is ample free parking on the surrounding streets. A sentence you will rarely hear about central London. Do double-check the signs when you park, we love you but we are not paying your ticket.

Doors open at 5:30pm and the show finishes by 9pm at the latest. Home at a respectable hour, school and work the next day fully survivable.

They are all the same price (£15). It just decides which section of the theatre you sit in: a brothers section, a sisters section, and a family section for mixed groups. Pick whichever suits how you are coming.

Yes, tickets are fully refundable up until 24 hours before the show. After that, no refunds, but do send your ticket to a friend and make their day.

Probably. We refuse to be held legally accountable for the word "final". The podcast is not going anywhere either, it is only the live shows we are retiring (probably).

Check your spam folder first, our emails are shy. Still nothing? Email hello@freshlygrounded.com and we will sort you out.

No. Just show the QR code on your phone at the door. Save a tree, flex your battery percentage.

Eat before you come or make a night of it after, the area around King's Cross and Euston has plenty of options.

On 22 November, Maghrib in London is around 4pm, so you can pray before you set off, and doors do not open until 5:30pm.

The Shaw Theatre is step-free with wheelchair spaces. If you have access needs, email hello@freshlygrounded.com and we will make sure you are looked after.

Come as you are, modest and comfortable.