About Us
Entelechy has been working for eighteen years and has a proven track record of using art to address cultural and social cohesion. The company has run numerous successful high-quality arts activities and large-scale performance events. Entelechy is particularly skilled in creating work which builds bridges between groups of people and individuals who lead parallel and unconnected lives, often in the same neighbourhoods – including older people from diverse communities, young people, people with learning disabilities and people from different cultural and social backgrounds.
Entelechy has considerable experience in supporting the cultural inclusion of older people with learning disabilities and young people who have complex disabilities. The company has been supported by the Department of Health to deliver the highly successful Between 2 Worlds Training Programme in collaboration with the South Bank Centre Education Department.
Conversations on Well-being was an Arts Council supported development programme bringing together artists and health sector workers to develop model s of inclusive practice supporting the inclusion young people with complex disabilities. Entelechy has collaborated with Sensable Media, Fairbridge, Sussex University and the Museum of London on ENDZ Meet a video project made by young people who have and do not have complex disabilities.
Recent projects include the cross-generational programme Seven Ages and the pan London Big Chair Dance commissioned by the Capital Age Festival and delivered in partnership with Southbank Centre, Greater London Authority and East London Dance.