HighRise Theatre presents NEW GENS, a brand new associate young company for 16-27 year olds who are interested in theatre, music and the arts.

If you're looking to upskill your future with practical skills and training, check out Aspire 2, organised by Nupur Arts.

"Unscrupulous landlords and people struggling to make ends meet – it sounds like Victorian London, but it’s the reality of today. All of that sits underneath an uplifting and highly silly show where we invite the audience to play along and, hopefully, send out a positive message."

Looking for inspiration? Why not check out Aleysha's Bronze Arts Award story.

If you identify as a woman or non-binary and are aged 16-25, this music opportunity could be for you.

Written by Robert Alan Evans and presented by Pentabus, this stirring expose of village life challenges themes of grief, marriage, sexuality, secrets and 10th Century saints.

Shrewsbury's 11th annual Pantomime of Aladdin doesn't fail to disappoint it's multi-generational audience with simple yet effective cheesy gags and traditional slapstick humour- with some new and exciting twists.

Clarissa Murphy was a junior Orwell Youth Prize Runner Up in 2019, responding to the theme ‘A Fair Society?’

The Young Audio Awards are the UK awards for 8 to 18 year olds and schools who love making audio. 

Son Little today shares “mahalia,” a new single from his forthcoming album, aloha, due January 31st on ANTI-. He'll also be performing the album live on tour in March 2020.

It is so rare to get such an insight into the private workings and processes of a songwriter such as Rachael Sage. But she has proven that her inner strength lies in sharing her creativity in a video such as the one for ‘Bravery’s On Fire’.

We’re looking back on 2019, and we want you to join us. What has been your 2019 arts highlight?