#LiveFromDeli is our digital sandbox - a place for experiments, works-in-progress, games, short films, storytelling and other tidbits.
Almost all are 'Pay What You Can' or free to view with donations welcome. Check out our What's On section for upcoming #LiveFromDeli shows or browse the archive below to see what our brilliant community of artists have developed and shared with us.
#LIVEFROMDELI
Lend us your ears, your time, and most importantly, your curiosity. Step past the threshold of reality; step into the IMAGINARIUM. Read more
A joyous reminder about just how playful the world can be. Put your sofa in the front row with a digital production of Dust, live-recorded at Half Moon Theatre and professionally filmed and edited. Read more
The day is almost done. It is time for Nod to tidy up and go to bed. But Nod doesn’t want to tidy his toys… he wants to go on adventures! Read more
Gash Theatre brings you a spooktacular night of spine-tingling cabaret acts to celebrate the most terrifying day of the year: Valentine's Read more
Gash Theatre Makes a ThirstTrap is immersive digital theatre set in a house haunted by ghosts of femininity. Using tropes of pop, film noir, drag, and burlesque, we explore the complexities of embracing our own sexualities in the current world. How does one make a feminist thirst trap? Read more
An uplifting short film featuring BSL, storytelling and song. Read more
A poem-painting-musical collaboration from visual artist Twenty Pegs, poet Geoff Finan and composer Greg Clifford. Read more
A game of intimate moments in epic settings, Horizon follows a dangerous and demanding journey through a fantastical wilderness. PWYC Read more
Comedian Richard Stott's "unquestionably funny" examination of body image, mental health and being disabled in an image-obsessed world. Read more
In Sex & Violence, Amy explores the relationship between domestic violence and consensual sexual violence, asking what, if any, correlation is there between the two, and whether our unwillingness to talk about either pushes them further underground. Read more
Is it theatre? Is it stand up? Is it the deep dark emotional truth of one person trapped in a sea of mental health issues and their unending inability to talk about any of it? Yes. Read more