See Learning How to Dive this autumn

Our multi-award-nominated production of Brendan Murray’s Learning How To Dive returns! Thursday 22 to Sunday 25 October 2026 (various venues).

More info and book your tickets

Community partners

At the heart of our work is that we welcome communities and audiences to be active partners in our productions.

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Damn Cheek creates and tours performance-based projects to encourage and empower individuals and communities – not only as audience but also as co-creators.

Working alongside children, young people and adults from diverse backgrounds, we offer immersive, site-specific theatre productions; mentoring; skills-based and experiential workshops and trainings; and mental health and wellbeing projects.

We believe that everyone – regardless of circumstance, age, gender, race or disability – should have access to the power of the arts and creativity.

Workshops & Training

We offer a wealth of workshops and trainings across the public, corporate, health, educational and therapeutic sectors.

More about our workshops

Get involved

We’re always looking for exciting new collaborations and opportunities. Find out about partnering with us.

Find out how to get involved

Blogs and news

The latest from the DC community, including Darren’s heartfelt tribute to our Founding Director Rob Swinton.

Blog, news and event

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