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Odd Eyes Theatre celebrates and connects individuals and communities through creative projects, amplifying their voices through high-quality award-winning theatre and film rooted in their unique vision.

15/06/2026

🌊 FLOODSHARE 🌊

A new performance created by young people from the Cally Fest Young People Performance Project, exploring identity, belonging, housing, mental health, connection, and life in a city that can feel both overwhelming and inspiring.

Born from writing and devising workshops led by Odd Eyes Theatre and the Stuart Low Trust, FLOODSHARE blends personal stories, movement, drama, and the experiences of living in London right now.

Inspired by explorations of Inside our minds and how it is affected by the events Outside, and shaped by the real-life flooding that hit Caledonian Road in February, this original piece asks: what happens inside us when the world outside is changing? How do we find ourselves in an overcrowded city? How do we stay connected when life feels isolating?

Join us for this moving, honest, and creative performance.

šŸ“… Sunday 5 July | 4:30 PMļæ½šŸ“ Cally Fest – Story Stage, Story Street, N1 1EFļæ½šŸŽŸļø FREE

Created as part of the Cally Fest Young People’s Performance Project, led by Odd Eyes Theatre in partnership with the the Stuart Low Trust Cally Festival and . Supported by (Cripplegate Foundation)

Come and experience a story of resilience, community, and finding connection in unexpected places.

The Italian Cultural Institute in London hosted a special screening of Odd Eyes Theatre’s award-winning short On The Lin...
18/03/2026

The Italian Cultural Institute in London hosted a special screening of Odd Eyes Theatre’s award-winning short On The Line.

The award-winning short follows two best friends from ā€œendzā€ who skip school to enjoy a day of luxury at a rich classmate’s villa, and end up facing life-changing choices between loyalty and ambition.

The screening was followed by a panel discussion with:

⭐ Emilia Teglia, writer and director, founder of Odd Eyes Theatre

⭐ Jessie Quinones, Afro-Cuban-Irish writer and director

⭐ Chiara D’Anna, London-based Italian director and actress

Discussing the topic of genuine representation in media, the film makers gave their input into how this could be achieved through collaborative storytelling and supporting career development. They then proceeded to answer questions from the audience about their creative and logistical processes.

CREDITS

šŸ¤“Written & directed by from an original idea by Cheyanne Thompson and Emily Johnston
šŸŽ„ Director of photography
šŸæ Production & costume designer
šŸŽžļø 1st AD alisonsarah1985
šŸŽŸļø Producers and

KEY TALENT

Tia - Annie Taylor
Kai - Moses Alexander _mosesalexander
Sienna - Jasmine Clifford

Odd Eyes Theatre is grateful for all who were in attendance, which included but was not limited to:
⭐ Members of cast and crew who were watching the film on a big screen for the first time
⭐ Cheyanne Thompson, who, together with Emily Johnstone, worked with Emilia Teglia to develop the story based on their experience of growing up in Camden
⭐ Industry partners and old friends, and
⭐ The Trustees of Odd Eyes Theatre (see next post for more!)

The Italian Cultural Institute in London nd Odd Eyes Theatre present the screening of the award-winning short On The Lin...
10/02/2026

The Italian Cultural Institute in London nd Odd Eyes Theatre present the screening of the award-winning short On The Line adapted from the successful theatre play, followed by a panel discussion with Emilia Teglia, Afro-Cuban-Irish writer and director Jesse Quinones and London-based Italian director and actress Chiara D’Anna and by the screening of Emilia Teglia’s latest work 900 Feet Up.

On The Line: Two best friends from ā€œendzā€ skip school to enjoy a day of luxury at a rich classmate’s villa and end up facing life-changing choices between loyalty and ambition.

24 February
6.30 pm
Italian Cultural Institute

Book Now https://billetto.co.uk/e/on-the-line-by-emilia-teglia-tickets-1846058














image003.jpg ā€œā€˜On The Line’ stands out as a bold,
engaging exploration of the complexities
of youth, loyalty, and class.
Unmissable.ā€ Short Films Matter
Full review

Contact us to find out more.
Odd Eyes Theatre
Charity n. 1159836
www.oddeyestheatre.net

Italian Cultural Institute London and Odd Eyes Theatre present the screening of the award-winning short On The Line adap...
10/02/2026

Italian Cultural Institute London and Odd Eyes Theatre present the screening of the award-winning short On The Line adapted from the successful theatre play, followed by a panel discussion with Emilia Teglia, Afro-Cuban-Irish writer and director Jesse Quinones and London-based Italian director and actress Chiara D’Anna and by the screening of Emilia Teglia’s latest work 900 Feet Up

On The Line: Two best friends from ā€œendzā€ skip school to enjoy a day of luxury at a rich classmate’s villa and end up facing life-changing choices between loyalty and ambition.

24 February
6.30 pm

Book Now – https://shorturl.at/HYWRX

šŸ“¢ OPEN AUDITION WORKSHOP: booking is live!Calling all young creatives: INSIDE OUT open audition workshop.When:  Wednesda...
15/01/2026

šŸ“¢ OPEN AUDITION WORKSHOP: booking is live!

Calling all young creatives: INSIDE OUT open audition workshop.

When: Wednesday 28 January 6.30-8.30pm
Where: Jean Stokes Community Centre London N1 0DX

FREE to attend

BOOK YOUR PLACE and info: [email protected]

Cally Fest performance project returns for its second year, led by Odd Eyes Theatre with the Stuart Low Trust, and we’re looking for 18-35 year olds from across Islington and London to get involved.

This is your chance to create an original play based on your real-life experiences and take it to the stage three times, building up to a final performance at Cally Fest this July.

You’ll be working closely with award-winning writer & director Emilia Teglia to develop bold, honest, original performance. Discover & explore your own process, add to your creative toolkit, and experiment with your ideas in a supportive & inspiring environment. Using your personal experience, you will develop a performance in a style and medium of your choice and learn about autobiographical writing, devising and script development. There will be drama exercises and professional training to support, inspire and challenge you in this process.

Actors, writers, dancers, spoken-word artists, musicians - or total beginners - whatever your talent, we want to see it.

Come to our open audition workshop and experience how the show will be made. No prep needed, just bring yourself.

We look forward to meeting you!

09/01/2026

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