De Insomniis Theatre is a London-based physical theatre company, telling stories from the edge of language, land, and memory. We create bold, sensory performances that explore the intersections of migration, climate collapse, and womanhood, not as isolated crises, but as deeply connected struggles for survival, dignity, and belonging.

From the silence of a grandmother’s kitchen to the rising waters of a fractured homeland, our work is rooted in testimony, ritual, and resistance. We weave movement, sound, and generational memory into visceral theatre,  haunting, hopeful, and urgent.

We collaborate across borders, disciplines, and languages to build stages where displaced bodies are not erased but made mythic.

Themes we explore:

• Diaspora and the politics of home

• Intergenerational trauma and inherited silence

• Feminist resistance across cultures

• The climate crisis as both a personal and a planetary loss

• Rituals of survival: food, body, grief, story

We work with:
Immigrant artists, climate justice activists, community storytellers, survivors, and thinkers who dream in more than one tongue.