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Daedalus makes high quality, socially engaged, publicly accessible work that explores a wide range of contemporary issues across multiple artforms. It is committed to bringing together arts professionals and community members in innovative and meaningful ways. A Tower Hamlets-based, LGBTQ-led charity, it aims to give people from all walks of life the space and support to develop their creativity and self-expression. Registered address: 106 Wilmot Street, London E2 0BT. Company No: 07313013. Charity No: 1161754. It is also a member of the Independent Theatre Council (ITC).Sign up for Daedalus Theatre Company Mailing List
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Tag Archives: A Place at the Table
Let’s talk about participation
Our artistic director, Paul, has missed shows he really wanted to see because the threat of audience participation made him so anxious. And yet we make participatory theatre. Is this hypocrisy? Our work isn’t about getting people to do things. … Continue reading
Titanic Express vigil, 3pm on Monday
The Titanic Express massacre 15 years ago was one of many atrocities against civilians in Burundi that have taken place over the last few decades. Overshadowed from an international viewpoint by the Rwandan genocide, the ongoing conflict in Burundi has … Continue reading
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Can you move on without forgiveness?
Richard Wilson, activist, writer and one of our main collaborators for A Place at the Table, is on the panel for this discussion at St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, on whether forgiveness is the only route to healing … Continue reading