Theatre Delicatessen
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Theatre Deli is an arts organisation founded by Jessica Brewster, Frances Loy, Mauricio Preciado Awad and Roland Smith in 2007. Theatre Deli operates to expand opportunities for people to make and experience art. The main way in which Theatre Deli does this is by taking over empty buildings and using them to provide the space, support and resources to develop and share in art & performance.
Over the first decade of its existence Theatre Deli transformed 10 empty buildings, opened up over 200,000 square feet for rehearsal studios, workspaces and performances, and put £1.7million directly into the hands of artists. Theatre Deli has become instrumental in the development of early career artists.
In June 2017, Theatre Deli partnered with British Land, GIC and The Nursery Theatre to create a workspace for artists at Broadgate, London.[1]
The company currently has two active sites: a converted warehouse space on Arley Street in Sheffield, opened in 2023, and the Ground floor and Mezzanine of 107 Leadenhall St in London, opened in 2022. The organisation's former locations include 2 Finsbury Avenue, Broadgate, London and 202 Eyre Street in Sheffield, 119 Farringdon Road previously occupied by The Guardian, 35 Marylebone High Street in a building previously occupied by the BBC, 3-4 Picton Place, and Cavendish Gate, 295 Regent Street, courtesy of their sponsors the Property Merchant Group,[2].
In April 2020, Theatre Deli appointed a new executive director, David Ralf, who was previously the executive director of The Bunker theatre.[3]
Previous productions[edit]
- July 2021: Pandemic in the City ... Produced by Katherine Webb
- June 2021-July 2022: The Perfect Crime ... Created and produced by Rogue Productions
- Sept–Oct 2010: Theatre Souk ... curated by Jessica Brewster
- Feb–Mar 2010: Mercury Fur ... by Philip Ridley
- Nov–Dec 2009: Tis the Season to be Jolly...As F**k ...a Christmas theatre festival[4]
- Jul–Aug 2009: Pedal Pusher ... by Roland Smith[5]
- Apr–Mar 2009: The Winter's Tale ... by William Shakespeare[6]
- Dec 2008: Elle and the Cabaret of the Cavendish Club ... by Roland Smith
- Jul–Aug 2008: Fanshen ... by David Hare[7]
- Jan–Mar 2008: A Midsummer Night's Dream ... by William Shakespeare[8]
References[edit]
- ^ 'Theatre Delicatessen at Broadgate'
- ^ theatredelicatessen's current residency
- ^ Masso, Giverny (4 March 2020). "Theatre Deli to open space in West End as new leadership team announced". The Stage.
- ^ Tis the Season Info
- ^ The London Paper Listing Archived August 19, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ The Stage Review
- ^ Indie London Listing
- ^ Nowt2Do Preview