Too Pretty To Punch (Photo by Elmar Rubio)

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Animation & Projection

Poetry

Theatre

Welcome

I'm a transgender actor, animator, projection designer, poet, and theatre maker.

I also do 1 to 1 mentoring sessions for animation, projection, script writing and theatre producing, often as part of artists' DYCP grants, as well as running larger workshops from time to time.

I love hearing about new projects so if your interested in working together pop an email to edalia.day@gmail.com and lets arrange a time to chat.

Upcoming Performances

Tuesday 20th May 5pm - Chapelfield Speakeasy Tent Norwich - 10 min Poetry slot

Friday 30th May 7:30pm - Norwich Theatre Stage 2 - Let People Like You + LGBT open mic

Friday 6th June 7:30pm - Ely Library - Let People Like You + Q&A BOOK TICKETS

Saturday 28th June 8pm - Trans Talent Show London - Transposers Barbershop quartet performance

Saturday 26th July 5pm - Norwich Pride Bus - 45 minute version of Let People Like You

More info/tickets etc to come soon

Upcoming Workshops

Thursday 24th April 6:15pm - Cat Animation Workshop - The Cat House Norwich

Saturday 28th June 2pm - Ely Library - Poetry workshop

Sunday 29th June 2pm - Cambridge Central Library - Neurodivergent Poetry workshop

Saturday 26th July Noon - Ambition's Graveyard Norwich - Pride Animation Workshop

Current personal projects

Let People Like You

I'm writing a new spoken word show, Let People Like You and I have 3 work in progress sharings in the calendar.

Friday 30th May - Norwich Theatre Stage 2 + LGBT open mic

Friday 6th June - Ely Library + Q&A

Saturday 26th July - Norwich Pride Bus - 45 minute version

Ticket info coming soon.

Let people like you is a feel good spoken word show all about letting yourself be loved (especially by yourself) and about the spiritual and wholesome journey of love and self acceptance that lead me from coming out in 2010 in Paris, to finding queer joy and community in Norwich in 2025.

Trans Barbershop Quartets

I'm nurturing two trans barbershop quartets into being, one in London called The Transposers and the other, Music to my Queers, based in Norwich.

We're singing a mix of classics, modern pop arranged in the barbershop style and comedy rewrites of old songs with a trans twist.

Queericles

I'm writing a musical! Originally commissioned by 1623 theatre it's based loosely on Shakespeare's Pericles, a 40 year epic full of shiprecks, pirates, tyranical kings and long lost loves.

My version is a mix of rhythmic spoken word and killer songs with tight harmonies and follows the life, love and wild mishaps of Erica Cleese, a 35 year old trans woman on the hunt for an authentic life.