Rachel Kolisi excited to take ‘Falling Forward’ to London

South African author and speaker Rachel Kolisi shared her excitement about taking the Falling Forward roadshow to London.

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A few days after the initial announcement, she shared an Instagram video expressing her joy that people in the United Kingdom will be able to experience her transformative story.

“An evening you don’t want to miss”

Taking place on 19 November 2026 at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, the speaker will bring her story to the shores of the British Capital. With this, she shares a warm message with London, encouraging women who listen to or are fans of her work to come and spend a night of meaningful connection with her.

“From city to city, we have seen the power of women coming together and sharing their stories and finding strength in one another,” she highlighted, noting how impactful the roadshow has been since it started in March 2026.

“London, we are so excited to meet you,” she said, showing how excited she is to provide this meaningful night to those beyond South Africa’s shores.

 

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London announcement

The announcement was made on 24 October 2026 with a lengthy caption speaking to those who are navigating something new or are simply looking for some inspiration.

“Whether you’re navigating a new chapter, looking for a little inspiration, or simply in need of a night out with your girls, there’s a place for you at Falling Forward,” she wrote.

Kolisi also announced that South African dancer and creative, London-based Takkies, was the host for the evening.

 

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Rachel Kolisi’s story goes to London

Her Falling Forward project offers a platform for striking, impactful conversations about the transformative stages that people tend to find themselves in. The platform invites people to reflect on their own lives and the moments that have tested their strength.

The non-traditional approach to the documentary screening creates a safe space for intimate connections and conversations.

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