Euton Daley MBE

Freelance artist, mentor and project manager, Euton has over 30 years experience working in the arts. Having developed and managed Pegasus Theatre specialising in youth and community work for over 20 years, his focus is now as a consultant, project manager, performance poet and DJ. His first book Politics of Love was published in 2015.

Euton and Unlock the Chains Collective are currently supported by Oxford Dance Forum Evolution programme which is funded by Arts Council England.

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Latest Publication
​#Ending the Silence

#Ending the Silence book launch. Performance reading and book signing as part of the Festival of the Arts Around the World in Eight Nations Day.
Sunday 1 July 2018 
4pm
FREE / Books on sale
Storytelling Tent
Magdalen College School Field

"It's a story not often believed" 

#Ending the Silence explores the Black Diaspora experience and struggles for equality, justice and human rights through performance poetry.
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​http://www.artsfestivaloxford.org/whats-on/sunday-1-july-2/around-the-world-in-eight-nations

Mary Prince

Coming to the Old Fire Station for International Women's Day is SOLD - The Woman Who Helped End Slavery inspired by the words and experiences of Mary Prince. This co-production between Kuumba Nia Arts and Unlock the Chains Collective  is performed by Amantha Edmead and Angie Amra Anderson, directed by myself and John Sailsman and will be on at the The Old Fire Station on 14 March 1.30pm and 7.30pm. Use the link below to find out more.

SOLD at the Old Fire Station

Dancin' Oxford spring 2019 festival

1-10 March 2019
Various venues around Oxford

Following the launch at the Westgate Centre on 1st March, this year's spring festival is now open with an exciting mix of dance performances workshops and taster sessions. Visit the website below to find out more.

   
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Dancin' Oxford
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Unlock the Chains Collective

Following the sell-out success and great responses from audiences to the stage production of #Ending the Silence, we are exploring options of touring this "ground-breaking work" - watch this space.

"Still reeling from the wonderful, painful, joyful experience of #Ending the Silence. What and amazing piece of theatre... I think the standing ovation at the end said it all. I loved your experimentation with language and part-language - incredible - and all the elements - poetry, movement, dance, music, staging, set design, performances - all worked together so powerfully and beautifully. I want to see it again and bring all my friends!" (audience member)

Oxford Art Consultants 
​A Nice Cup of Tea

A Nice Cup of Tea is a year-long collaborative project involving multiple partners across diverse disciplines in academia, the arts and cultural organisations, including libraries and museums. It celebrates and commemorates the Windrush Generation whilst exploring facets of living in a multi-cultural society. There was a public launch as part of the Festival of the Arts (1 July 2018) with projects starting in September
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https://www.humanities.ox.ac.uk/article/what-can-a-nice-cup-of-tea-tell-us-about-global-trade-and-exploitation