Eloise

(Celebrating Collective Black History through the life of Eloise Edwards)

A powerful, interactive theatre experience celebrating the life and legacy of Eloise Edwards and the collective history of Black communities in Britain.

The Play
A vibrant and moving performance that tells the story of Eloise Edwards — community activist, artist, and founder of the Roots Community. The play honours the resilience, creativity, and contributions of Eloise people in shaping the lives of so many people in Manchester.  The interactive workshop invites participants to reflect on representation, identity, and community empowerment, and to explore how collective history can inspire change today.

💬 Themes Include:

• Black British history and heritage
  
• Community activism and empowerment
  
• Representation and identity
  
• Art as resistance and celebration
  
• Collective memory and legacy
  

Cost:  from £800 for half day, from £1350 for full day
Suitable for: All education, criminal justice, and community settings
Age ranges: Year 6 – Adult (different versions available)
Disclaimers: Addressing themes that can cause emotional impact, but trauma-informed and celebratory approaches adopted at all times to increase psychological safety and inclusion

Book yasmin@oddarts.co.uk