The Jewish East End and Outsider Art

Danny Braverman SFHEA FRSA


Regions:
East of England, London
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional Storyteller, Coach, Theatre Academic
Fee:
Paid: £200 plus expenses
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
23rd March 2025

Drawing on his award-winning solo show "Wot? No Fish!!", Danny shares his personal connection to the art of his Great-Uncle Ab Solomons, who drew cartoons on his wage packets for his wife Celie over their 50 years of marriage. The talk also explores the story of Danny's autistic cousin Larry who was institutionalised in the 1950s. The story has been shared across the world, winning Danny numerous acolades as a storyteller.

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About Danny Braverman SFHEA FRSA

Danny Braverman – Speaker, Storyteller, Theatre Maker, Coach

Award-winning theatre-maker, educator and coach, Danny Braverman brings four decades of experience as a master storyteller and public speaker. Known for his compelling stage presence, humour, and razor-sharp insight, Danny has inspired audiences from school halls to conference centres, from theatres to community events.

Danny’s talks blend rich theatricality with meaningful content, offering fresh perspectives on creativity, mental health, disability, education, and the power of story to spark change. His acclaimed solo show "Wot? No Fish!!" toured internationally, earning critical acclaim and standing ovations — a testament to his gift for connecting with audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

As a speaker, Danny brings more than entertainment — he invites transformation. Drawing on positive psychology, drama pedagogy and coaching expertise, his talks are dynamic, uplifting and always tailored to the room. Whether speaking to educators, creatives, leaders or community groups, Danny equips audiences with practical tools for creative thinking, resilience and personal growth.

Danny is ideal for conferences, INSET days, community events, leadership development, and arts and education settings.

What People Say: "It’s a story that holds you captive and constantly has you asking – what happens next? – all the more poignant because it’s a true story." - Citation, Brian Way Playwriting Award
"It is a touching story, funny and moving… For the last half hour of its ninety minutes, my cheeks were wet with tears, both happy and sad ones. Braverman presents it with such directness, simplicity and sincerity that you cannot help being moved" - British Theatre Guide "A master in his craft" - Public Reviews


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