Our Mission
2026–2027
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At tríada, we believe in the transformative power of play and theatre to inspire learning, reflection, and growth. Just as children learn naturally through play, we engage adults and communities through immersive theatre experiences, creating safe spaces to explore mental well-being, self-confidence, self-image, and complex emotional challenges. Furthermore, we integrate arts and science to foster innovation and high-level creativity
For 2026–27, we have two primary focuses:
1. Emotional abuse in women – raising awareness, empowering survivors, and fostering resilience.
2. Close collaboration with the community – developing projects and engagement events that support mental health and social connection.
Through our performances, workshops, and community initiatives, we aim to use theatre as a tool for learning, empowerment, and social impact, connecting audiences with meaningful stories and supporting both personal and community transformation.
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Fenia Gianni – Artistic Director
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Check below for our theatre season 2026-27 and our European Tour of HER RAVING MIND - An experiential show in the UK, France, Italy, Greece, Scotland and beyond.
HER RAVING MIND - An experiential show
THE EUROPEAN TOUR
What if you enter the mind of an abuse survivor and… experience narcissism?
Meet EL. Step into her fractured psyche. Distorted flashbacks. Relive her trauma. Maybe take revenge?
Part psychological thriller, part dark confession, Her Raving Mind asks a dangerous question:
Would you feel better? Or leave the theatre a little closer to her raving mind?
WARNING: Once you step into EL’s shoes, reality may never feel the same.

Past Productions

Women's Writes
Two women - Four intertwined stories about relationships, love, and life.



A night of monologues celebrating all womxn and raising awareness of mental health, wellbeing and community inclusion.
2023


The Centre of Arts and Wellbeing at the University of Brighton have brought a collective of academics, artists, writers, and students together to share creative work exploring research-led practices of storytelling.
August 2023