Kirsty Milner, who works in talent management and leads training courses for Stella Media, will be running a workshop session to help you improve your presenting skills, whether it be talking in front of an audience, raising your game at job interviews or talking to agents.

Join the experts from Brighton Fringe's preferred supplier, encoreinsure.com to find out: Who needs cover? What is adequate cover? What happens if you don't have insurance? And about the special Brighton Fringe offer available to our participants.

Have you planned your marketing activities for Brighton Fringe 2016? Are you trying some new approaches and not sure if they'll work? Book a session with a member of our team to talk through your plans. We'll look at your print design, press release or any other materials and offer helpful and practical advice.

Merging 18th Century poetry with modern hip hop, this performance from rapper and human beatbox Testament is exactly how to integrate different art forms.

HOW TO WRITE A MARKETING PLAN - FREE WORKSHOP

Come along to this free workshop Thursday 10 March at 6.00pm until 8.30pm to gain tips and advice on how to write a marketing plan and run a successful marketing campaign for your event.

Opus 7 was fantastic. It was beautifully composed both musically and theatrically. At only running at an hour, time flew by and I was engrossed into the physical and musical language of the piece.

I am now halfway through Warwick University's Literature and Mental Health course on Future Learn and it has been such an interesting experience. We cover one topic per week and so far we have looked at Stress, Heartbreak, and Bereavement.

Adaptations are a dividing force between book fans. Maybe you loved the book and can't bear to see your imagined version ruined, or maybe you are really keen to see your favourite book on the big screen.

This month is LGBT History Month, and their theme is Religion, Belief and Philosophy. Here, Sue Sanders, Professor Emeritus at the Harvey Milk Institute and Chair of School's Out discusses education, making progress through the arts and tackling stereotypes.

Until 30th April 2016, we're calling for art works that make a difference.

By offering a variety of tools, materials and workshops to museum professionals, Kids in Museums have been able to implement change for young visitors nationally.

At college, I recently took part in an Arts in the Community project with Manchester Camerata. I didn't know what to expect, but after taking part I think this way of working is a very good example of how art can change the world.