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About Good Chance Theatre

In a world of entrenching polarisation, Good Chance creates ground-breaking, heart-thumping ‘theatre that shakes hands with the world’ (Sunday Times) with displaced artists centre stage. Founded by playwrights Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson, Good Chance established its first temporary Theatre of Hope, an 11-metre geodesic dome, in the heart of the ‘Jungle’ refugee and migrant camp in Calais in 2015, promoting freedom of expression, creativity and dignity for everyone. Good Chance now creates powerful and provoking work including 'The Jungle', 'The Walk with Little' Amal', 'Kyoto', and radical acts of solidarity like Fly With Me and 'From Here On'. Their work sparks new connections and conversations across divides, through surprise and spectacle. They connect communities through art and explore the big issues of our time, including migration and the climate crisis, to make real change possible. Central to all of this is the development of displaced artists, to become an integral part of the UK’s creative ecosystem. In just a decade, Good Chance has delivered 904 events globally, reached 1.2 million audience members and active participants, and given paid employment to over 760 artists with lived experience of displacement and migration.