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Join our Board

The Board of Odd Eyes has been at the heart of the company’s decision-making since its very beginning. The Charity operates an ongoing Trustee recruitment process to keep new ideas flowing and bring in valuable experience to help  developing our programme and practice. Our aim is to open up communication between people from all background […]

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Spotlight on Inside Out: a report from our funders

Spotlight on Inside Out: A Space Where Stories, Creativity and Community Flourish by Jarah, Alumni Storytellers FOLLOW THIS LINK TO READ THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE FIRST PUBLISHED ON ISLINGTON GIVING WEBSITE. July 8, 2026 Tam Ali Inside Out: A Space Where Stories, Creativity and Community Flourish When I recently had the opportunity to visit Inside Out, Odd […]

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Floodshare at Cally Fest 2026

We are pleased to announce that FLOODSHARE will be performing at Cally Fest 2026  When: Sunday 5th July Time: 5:00 PM Where: Story Stage At Story Street N1 1EF Ticket: FREE   FLOODSHARE was created as part of the Cally Fest Young People’s Performance Project led by Odd Eyes Theatre with the Stuart Low Trust. […]

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TAKING TO THE SKIES WITH PROJECT ELEVATE

In the academic year 2025-26, PROJECT ELEVATE created an excting opportunity for d/Disabled young people (16-20) to explore the remarkable history of aviation in England, boost their education in English and media, and for the Civil Aviation industry to pitch exciting career opportunities to diverse workforce. In partnership, we fostered inclusivity, social mobility and equity. […]

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Annual report 2025 2026

Following the trend of the past 10 years, the majority of Odd Eyes Theatre programme continues to focus on young people across complex and intersecting circumstances (72%). In partnership with ELATT and with the Civil Aviation Authority and support from Arts Council England, we developed Reach for the Sky, using creative methodologies to support learning […]

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ARTS ADMINISTRATION INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

Odd Eyes Theatre is offering a motivated and self-reliant individual an internship in Arts Administration with our small and busy arts charity. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience across all areas of arts and charity management, supported by one-to-one mentoring throughout. About the internship This role is designed as a learning […]

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Children of Ndithini

At the beginning of the year, the Chair of Odd Eyes Theatre, Diego Trucco, and Artistic Director Emilia Teglia visited Madre Ippolita Children Home in Ndithini, Kenya. The visit marked the start of a new collaboration with Domus, an international ONLUS (charity) that has been supporting the orphanage since 2025. During our week-long stay, our […]

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The Pink Podcast: Theatre for Social Change

The Pink Podcast brings together interesting voices from all across the arts and culture world for important and fun conversations. Odd Eyes’ Artistic director Emilia Teglia and Matt Steinberg, Artistic Director of Outside Edge Theatre Company, in conversation with host Chloe Nelkin, explore together the power of theatre for social change – how creativity, community […]

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Keep moving film project

What do you do when the world becomes too much? Where do you run to? Who do you turn to? Take yourself away and remember those little moments that keep you moving. A collaboration between Hackney Shed and Odd Eyes Theatre . A group of young people worked with each other across five evening sessions […]

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Work with us: Observer opportunity

Observer Odd Eyes Theatre is continuously looking to broaden its pool of creatives to provide relevant, meaningful theatre and film programmes to a range of learners and participants from the community through our Creative Debate programme. We are currently offering opportunities to prospective facilitators to train with us by attending and observing our workshops where […]

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Help fund ON THE LINE short FILM

It’s happening. ON THE LINE, the Gen Z coming of age story based on the real experiences of London young people, is going to be adapted for the screen from our successful theatre production. SUPPORT THE FILM ON THE LINE is a Gen-Z coming-of-age story about two cash-strapped friends who skip school to spend a day […]

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Crossing the Line film project: Flow

FLOW A playful piece inspired by flash mobs and TikTok dances. Step outside to feel the sun on your skin and flow together as one. After watching On The Line, a group of young people created three short films over a 6 week period as part of Crossing The Line, a collaboration between Hackney Shed, Hackney […]

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