Performance

Dani Dinger

Performer. Activist. Cultural Programmer.

Performance & Theatre

I have been involved in large and small scale theatrical productions for over fifteen years as a performer, director, and stage/production manager. I’m a trained singer, and enjoy messing about on the drums and recorder.​

I work collaboratively, focusing on pieces that disrupt with love, care, and almost certainly bare bum cheeks. I have had the joy of devising with The Arcola Queer Collective, The Union Chapel Artist in Residence, service users from Camden & Islington Recovery Services, the Gay Liberation Front, and more!

Curtain’s Up!

I’ve worked in the live arts for over ten years as a stage and production manager, director and facilitator, across commercial, student, and community theatre.

I’m also a lifelong performer and classically trained singer, with established solo acts and a love of large company pieces.

I’ve worked at venues across the capital, performing at The Bishopsgate Institute, The Barbican Centre, The Union Chapel, The King’s Head, Arcola, and many, many more. 

Transpose: Burn – 2023 – Barbican
Curator and Director

Rise Baby Rise – 2023 – Swarm Collective
Chorographer of Boundary

Previous performances…

Expeimentica Festival  Chapter, Cardiff, November 2021 (performer)

Tranny Trash Pervert Scum – The Glory, London, August/October 2021 (performer/deviser) 

Vinegar Tom  R&D Sept 2021, Online (performer)

This Bitch Can Heal  Vault Festival 2020, Edinburgh 2019 (director)

Fine and Dandy – The King’s Head, 2020 (performer)

A Web in the Heart – The Union Chapel, 2020 (deviser-performer)

They, Them, We, Us – Arcola Theatre, 2019 (director, performer)

Reviews & Press

2020:
This Bitch Can Heal at the Vault Festival
The Play’s The Thing
Diva Mag

2019:
They, Them, We, Us in Entertainment Focus
A Web in the Heart during Refugee Week
This Bitch Can Heal at Edinburgh Festival 2019

Fine & Dandy Reviews:
Unity Arts London ****
Live London Post ****
Boyz Magazine ****

2016:
Press coverage of Cabaret:
The Evening Standard
Pink News