Here is what's on at Theatre Deli this week!
Shift+Space | Inexhaustible by Sofia Castell y Tickell
Friday 20th February & Saturday 21st February PWYC TICKETS AVAILABLE
A staged reading about navigating marine conservation and early career academia in the midst of a biodiversity crisis, as well as reckoning with ancestors who may have contributed to current problems. Is the ocean is inexhaustible? And are environmentalists?
Our 2025 Residency Artists are sharing their work at The Dugdale Arts Centre in Enfield and our Leadenhall Street venue after a two-week intensive development period. This year, two of our four Resident Artists were selected from applicants who live in Enfield, which has historically had less cultural investment and engagement than other London boroughs.
Theatre Deli have supported this talented cohort with space, expertise and funding to develop their work. This programme is made possible in partnership with the Dugdale Arts Centre and with support from Arts Council England.Read all about our 2025 Residency artists here.
"We're the first generation in history to be worse off than our parents." Meet Yemi, Mo and Dre. They did everything right. The GCSEs. The A-Levels. The degrees. They kept their side of the deal. So where's the job? The flat? The future they were promised?
That Old Gaff on Meatham Estate by Vinicius Salles / Murmur
