The festive season is here...join us for events to warm the heart and lift the spirits! 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
Theatre Deli are excited to announce their Artist Residencies & Support Programme for Winter and Spring 2019.
The Stage reported on the union BECTU’s decision to raise theatre staff pay to national minimum wage.
Read on to find out about Grace Gibson's experience in our residency programme.
Vinay Patel has established himself as a vital voice in rising cultural generation.
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In Dirty Work (The Late Shift) two performers conjure an extraordinary performance in a collaborative and competitive act of description. From theatrical spectacle to historical events, daily life to impossible feats, cabaret to political speeches, and from sublime beauty to vivid terrors, everything is here, in provocative, intimate and comical style. Read more
30th November-16th December The Guild of Misrule return to Theatre Deli for the yet another year to present a rousing rendition of this timeless classic, served over a two-course Christmas feast cooked up by local suppliers. Read more
She’s grotesque. A possessive beast of a woman, to be sure. But look on the bright side, Beau: she's got a lovely personality. Somewhere. Under all the fur. Read more
Read on to find out about Grace Gibson's experience in our residency programme. Read more
Art Breakers is back! The out-of-the-ordinary performance group for young people in Sheffield, run by theatre innovators Forced Entertainment in partnership with us here Theatre Deli Sheffield, returns this September. 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