For my Silver Arts Award, Unit 1, Part C, I went to Cineworld in Dundee to watch a documentary called ‘Is There Anybody Out There?’ (2023) which is based around a woman’s life.

The Punk scene of the mid-70s was thought to be a bygone era. Yet Stephen Colegrave has built a bridge between Punk of the past and the present.

Brooklyn Rep UK, The Divine’s award-winning resident (in the basement) theatre company, presents These Gays! They’re Trying To… - a celebration of queer tv meme culture which offers the rollicking colonic so often needed after Christmas.

Life. Death. Fish. Money. A completely live performance to music with film,  ‘Brixham Chimes’ is a novella in verse about life, loss and our oceans by author Jim Funnel.

Climate change. We've all heard of it by now. Polar bears. Ice caps. Rising sea levels. The works. Doom is upon us, but there’s always hope. 

Voice Magazine is pleased to be a part of Discover Creative Careers Week 2024. If you want to pursue a career in any area of the arts, then there's likely to be an opportunity for you to take on.

Worcester Cathedral, Thursday 17th October 2024

The climate crisis is the most pressing concern facing humanity in 2024. So in our new series, we're interviewing the creative voices using the arts to raise the alarm and offer solutions to save our environment before it's too late.

Saatchi Gallery new winter exhibitions subtly challenges viewers to confront complex themes, such as the environment and culture, that are often denied or ignored. 

“Integrity. Fortitude. Trust.” Review of the new musical theatre show, seen at Ludlow Assembly Rooms.

As Black History Month 2024 comes to an end in the UK, we ask whether this annual event offers a tokenistic spotlight or a much-needed acknowledgement of Black contributions to the world.

Social class is a little bit like a supermarket, isn't it? Stick with me on this one.