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Review
7 February 2025Review: BBC's The Apprentice, Episode 2
by Naomi Johnson ContributorView ReviewThe candidates are back to take on their next task, but with one fewer amongst their numbers. This week brought us drama, delusion and disputes, but here are my views on how the evening went...
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Opportunity
7 February 2025 – 31 July 2025Open Call: Arte Laguna Prize 20
by Cristina CorsiView OpportunityArte Laguna Prize, celebrating its 20th edition, is the Venice-based international competition offering emerging artists global exposure, a €10,000 prize, and opportunities for residencies, gallery collaborations, and more. Apply by July 31, 2025!
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5 February 2025Film Review: We Live in Time – Refreshing and unusual as it is beautiful
by Primrose Jarvis Voice ContributorView ReviewA realistic and bittersweet film about a period in the lives of two people and the impact the choices they make have on the relationship with themselves and each other in the face of life’s daily struggles and stressors of terminal illness.
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31 January 2025Review: BBC's The Apprentice Is Back
by Naomi Johnson ContributorView ReviewAfter ten long months, BBC's biggest business programme, The Apprentice, is back, and we couldn't be more ready for it. 18 entrepreneurs battle it out for the grand prize of a £250 000 investment, plus a new business partner.
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31 January 2025Nosferatu: Back From The Dead
by Clarissa Boyce-JohnsonView ReviewA review of the new Nosferatu adaptation, directed by Robert Eggers.
Content warning: mentions of death, mental illness
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Blog
31 January 2025The Voice Quiz – January 2025
by Tom Beasley EditorView BlogHave you been paying attention to pop culture since the New Year? Grab a cup of tea and have a crack at our pub quiz for January, complete with questions about movies, TV, music, and more.
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Blog
30 January 2025Should writing about cultures other than one’s own ever be acceptable?
by Faron Spence-Small ContributorView BlogWith Jamie OIiver and his publishers withdrawing a children’s book over depictions of Indigenous Australians, can writers write about other cultures besides their own, especially if they’re white?
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Blog
29 January 2025The Prince Charles Cinema is an arts venue very much worth saving
by Tom Beasley EditorView BlogLondon's iconic Prince Charles Cinema is at risk of being forced to leave its home in Leicester Square. That would be a terrible tragedy in the world of UK film culture.
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28 January 2025The issue of casting young actors to play older characters
by Faron Spence-Small ContributorView BlogShe’s HOW many years older than her on-screen stepson?
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Review
28 January 2025Film Review - Alien: Romulus
by Josh TomesView ReviewA review of the chilling next instalment in the Alien franchise.
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Event
15 February 2025Discovery Workshop: Video Design in Theatre Arts
by Barbara Cole-SwinardView EventThis free 1-day workshop is for students in Year 10 to Year 13. Participants will get the opportunity to work with a professional video designer to learn about using video as part of set design in theatre productions.
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Blog
27 January 2025Interview: Fozia from BBC's The Traitors
by Naomi Johnson ContributorView BlogSeason Three of BBC's The Traitors racked up over ten million viewers, firmly cementing itself as one of the UK's favourite reality TV shows. Today, I had the honour of hearing from one of the 25 contestants that took part...
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Blog
23 January 2025'Who is...' The Traitors Edition
by Naomi Johnson ContributorView BlogWe've all been enthralled by this year's series of The Traitors and the wide variety of playing styles, but in this article I've answered some of the key questions about this season's contestants from a viewer's perspective.
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Review
22 January 2025Film Review: The Brutalist – A worthy Oscars frontrunner
by Tom Beasley EditorView ReviewBrady Corbet's historical epic The Brutalist is the top contender to win Best Picture at this year's Oscars. But is this three-hour story of the American Dream as good as the hype suggests?
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Blog
21 January 2025The Masked Singer is better in a post-Twitter era
by Tom Beasley EditorView BlogThe new series of The Masked Singer has proven to me that the show shouldn't ever be a two-screen experience. It's better that way.
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Review
20 January 2025A truly 'Wicked' night!
by Lucy Ockenden Local ReviewerView ReviewA review of the recently-released 2024 film 'Wicked'!
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20 January 2025Wicked (2024) Movie Review
by Robert Lewis Local ReviewerView ReviewThere's a prequel to a beloved Hollywood version of a fairy tale that's good! Wicked tells us the story of how Elphaba, how she was discriminated, became friends with Glinda but after meeting the Wizard of Oz, their lives will take different paths.
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19 January 2025Film Review: Wicked — Spell-binding but long
by Archie Price Siddiqui Local ReviewerView ReviewA review of 'Wicked' by Jon M Chu starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.
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