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HELP US CREATING GREAT WORK When Odd Eyes Theatre started up in London, the aim was to celebrate multiculturalism by carrying out the long British tradition of respect and integration that made the UK Capital one of the most exciting and creative cities in the world. As the organisation grew, we wanted to share those values […]
We are committed to providing young people in the deprived areas with opportunities to develop their personal and social skills through arts. We offer a wide range of programmes for schools, colleges and local youth clubs. HELP MAKE THIS HAPPEN CURRENT PROJECTS #HATERS During the pandemic, we continue to deliver our fully subsidised education programmes […]
HELP MAKE THIS HAPPEN We work with migrants in our local community to reflect their voices in our work and to support them in starting life in a new country. CURRENT PROJECTS WHITE OTHER From January 2021, we will be continue the development of a new play that shines a light of current experiences of […]
COMPANY PRODUCER Odd Eyes Theatre is looking for a Producer to work closely with Artistic Director Emilia Teglia to be the strategic lead for our professional and participatory programme of work. About the programme Perhaps counterintuitively, 2020 has been a year of growth for Odd Eyes Theatre. We have broadened the reach of our projects […]
This film was written by young people (13-15) in response to the short #Haters as part of Odd Eyes Theatre #Haters School and Community project and Hoxton Hall Youth Arts. The film was based on a real incident which involved people from two schools in their areas. INFORMATION AND BOOKING: #Haters youth and community programme […]
“A strong production that is definitely worth seeing.” by Matthew Partridge for remotegoat on 13/06/19 Pygmalion, currently running at Tower Theatre’s home in Stoke Newington, is George Bernard Shaw’s most well-known play, in part due to the later musical adaptation “My Fair Lady”. However, director Emilia Teglia’s production makes it clear that the original was […]
“Excellent”; “still very topical”; “a lot of amusing snippets” – listen to the audience reaction to Pygmalion. The play is on until 22 June. Tickets and information: Pygmalion
Wonderful collections of photographs taken by Steve Gregson during our last week rehearsing Pygmalion at Tower Theatre. Read everything about the original music for this production we are developing as part of the White Other project.
Pygmalion’s music composer Vera Bremerton talks about the original process to create the world of the play. The city noises for the soundscape were taken from the historical soundscape reproduction of an Edwardian London street archived at the British Sound Library. The city noises for the soundscape were taken from the historical soundscape reproduction of […]
Bonnie Greer, OBE, tool part to a post-show Q&A after one of Pygmalion’s performances. Bonnie Greer is a British-American playwright, novelist, broadcaster and vice-president of the Bernard Shaw Society. As well as appearing regularly as a panellist on television programmes such as Newsnight Review and Question Time, she has also served on the boards of several leading […]
