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.
In response to Mark Shenton's article in The Stage, Co-artistic Director Roland Smith explains that however vital critics have been to his career and the development of Theatre Deli, he would find it hard to ever call a critic a friend.
Nadia Latif has had to navigate her own route through an institutionally white world of British theatre. Nadia Latif's perspective as a female director of colour is vital in our shared cultural landscape - but sadly made her a lightning rod for controversy.
When popular media consistently portrays women through the lens of heterosexual cis men, how can we avoid internalising it? We invite artists to submit pieces that eschew the ‘male gaze’ in favour of the female.
Get a sneak peek at the next hottest theatre shows and immersive experiences, before they hit the Fringe, Off-West-End and Festival circuits. Read more
Rebel Jester bring you stories of power, of progress and of properly inspiring women. Read more
Sheffield’s finest satirists are back. Longer, blonder, worser, it’s... Boris the Musical 2: Brexit Harder! New gags. New tunes. Same wig. 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
In response to Mark Shenton's article in The Stage, Co-artistic Director Roland Smith explains that however vital critics have been to his career and the development of Theatre Deli, he would find it hard to ever call a critic a friend. Read more
Just a few ways in which we reduce our carbon footprint. Read more