Euton Daley MBE

Artist, mentor and producer, I have over 30 years experience working in the arts. Having developed and managed Pegasus Theatre specialising in youth and community work for over 20 years, my focus is now as a consultant, project manager, performance poet and DJ. My second book #Ending the Silence was published in 2018.

Unlock the Chains Collective and I are currently supported by Oxford Dance Forum Evolution programme which is funded by Arts Council England. An end of project showcase featuring artists and companies who have benefitted from Evolution, including dance, theatre, film, interactive performance and more, will take over the whole of the Old Fire Station Oxford on Sunday 13 October from 1.30pm-9pm.

​The event is FREE but tickets must be booked in advance from the theatre.

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Latest Publication
​#Ending the Silence

#Ending the Silence was launched in 2018 and he is now available for book and performance readings.

"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.

A special performance reading, to an invited audience, will be taking place at Jesus College Oxford on Saturday 19th October. 
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SOLD

Our Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2019 performances were a huge success, winning a Music Theatre Review Award for Best Ensemble.

"‘It would have been remiss to ignore the standard of performance achieved in this show"

SOLD is inspired by the words and experiences of Mary Prince. She was a pivotal character in the abolition of the British Slave Trade thanks to her published memoirs of a life in slavery.

​"Every so often there is a piece that touches the soul. SOLD is one such show."

Although the Edinburgh Fringe was so successful for us, it was still and expensive trip and we could still do with your help in covering our costs so...
DONATE TO OUR EDINBURGH FUND

You can still see SOLD at Cornerstone, Didcot
Tuesday 8th October 7.30pm

Dancin' Oxford Family Dance Week

Sunday 5 October - Sunday 13 October

A week of performances, workshops and activities for families to enjoy seeing and taking part together at various locations around the city.

Visit the Dancin' Oxford website
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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.

"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)

Two Trains Running at Oxford Playhouse

There’s a controversial new president in the White House and tensions are running high.  In a shabby restaurant in a once vibrant suburb of 1960s Pittsburgh, the regulars are struggling to come to terms with the rapid pace of change in the outside world, and what it means for their lives.

Continue the mood with me at the post show after party and a great selection of Soul and Jazz tracks. 

Book Two Trains Running on Friday 27 September to join in.

SPECIAL OFFER
Best available tickets for £10
​(Max. 4 per person, subject to availability. Cannot be used retrospectively)
Quote TTR10 
when booking
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Find out more here.

Belonging

Unlock the Chains Collective is holding workshops at Cornerstone Arts Centre in response to the SOLD performance during Black History Month on the theme of Belonging. 

With the Windrush Generation answering the call to the Motherland as our starting point we will be looking at journeys of migration and create some of our own. Come and join us to create a performance fusing storytelling, spoken word, song, drama and more.

The workshops are open to young people and adults and will end in a performance, also at Cornerstone Arts Centre.

Workshop dates:
Saturday 28 September 1.30-6.30pm
Saturday 12 October 1.30-6.30pm

Performance:
Friday 18 October 7.30pm