Say hello to John Rwoth-Omack and Louise Orwin and find out more about their work. Read more
As the costs of rehearsal and development spaces continue to rise in London and across the UK, Theatre Deli is launching a members scheme so that our core community can continue access the resources they need at our low, subsidised rates. Read more
Jess Gibson talks to Deli about what ‘self-care’ means to her and what has worked for her during more stressful periods.
Ever wondered what it means to manage a bar in the City of London? How about a bar attached to an Arts Charity?
In the UK, February is LGBT+ History Month, where the stories of lesbian, gay, bi, and transgender citizens who have often been overlooked or ignored, can be shared and celebrated.
Just a few ways in which we can reduce our carbon footprint at the Theatre Deli Bar/Cafe.
Performed to a backdrop of verbatim, poetry and sound, Pink Lemonade explores Black masculinity, lesbianism and racial fetishism and poses the question, how can we ever truly be ourselves when society constantly tells us how to perform? Read more
Sharp Scratches present new writing nights with a political edge. They receive new work from writers from all different backgrounds. They cast & rehearse them in only 4 hours! Read more
A night with John Rwoth-Omack in the Deli Bar. He will be sharing the story of why he creates the work he does and will facilitate a wider discussion on the landscape of our industry. Read more
In the UK, February is LGBT+ History Month, where the stories of lesbian, gay, bi, and transgender citizens who have often been overlooked or ignored, can be shared and celebrated. Read more
Jess Gibson talks to Deli about what ‘self-care’ means to her and what has worked for her during more stressful periods. Read more
Just a few ways in which we can reduce our carbon footprint at the Theatre Deli Bar/Cafe. Read more