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23 October 2024
My class convenience store: What class means to me
Social class is a little bit like a supermarket, isn't it? Stick with me on this one.
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22 October 2024
Kick Some Class: Neil Griffiths explains Arts Emergency's vital work
Arts Emergency is a national charity helping to broaden access to culture careers via mentoring. CEO and co-founder Neil Griffiths spoke to Voice about his organisation's complex mission.
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21 October 2024
Pandora’s Box: The emergence of truth in the technosphere
This blog explores the parallels of history found in our contemporary political and media based society. It uses Roman and Greek mythology as a parallel to the age of accessible information, liberating the readers participation as active consumers.
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21 October 2024
Is it a matter of Class? What class means to me
Much like many words in the English language, the same word can have different meanings to people of different ages and walks of life.
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20 October 2024
Silenzio: Lose yourself to insanity… or get lost on the way.
This is no traditional opera. Four striking women take to the sold-out stage to stupefy the art scene, distorting female societal standards.
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18 October 2024
Kick Some Class: Jasmine Padgett on Newcastle arts space Cobalt Studios
Cobalt Studios is an arts and music venue in Newcastle, trying to make culture accessible to all. Digital and marketing manager Jasmine Padgett chats to Voice about how they help working class voices to be heard.
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8 October 2024
EdFringe hit DISTANT MEMORIES OF THE NEAR FUTURE comes to the Arcola for three week run
Acclaimed theatremaker David Head’s Edinburgh Fringe hit Distant Memories of the Near Future makes its London premiere at the Arcola Theatre this November for a three week run from 12 - 30 November.
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4 October 2024
La fille mal gardée: The most opulent of fairytales...right in the heart of Birmingham
An exquisite and original ballet, destined to be both a treasured classic and a modern marvel as it playfully recounts the story of two divided lovers.
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3 October 2024
Are gender inequalities reducing?
Women face many battles in day-to-day life which has been well documented throughout history. From suffering with health problems to fighting for equal pay, the battle for women’s rights is ongoing, but is enough being done to solve the inequality?
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3 October 2024
tiata fahodzi's cheeky little brown available to stream this month
Leading British African heritage contemporary theatre company tiata fahodzi's critically acclaimed theatre show 'cheeky little brown', by Nkenna Akunna, is available to stream this month
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3 October 2024
Madgscar the musical, was it worth it ?
This review is about Madagascar the musical which is a musical based on the many Madagscar films . It was aimed at families and children but i thought i give it a go ! In this review i explore weather this musical was worth it or not ...
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6 November 2024 – 16 November 2024
London world premiere for Nine Sixteenths, focusing on black female role models
Nine Sixteenths is a fast, fun multimedia look at the media rise, fall and rise again of Janet Jackson. Inspired by Janet Jackson, created by Paula Varjack.
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29 September 2024
"Woman Eating", a young artist's story of acceptance
Pigs, Ducks, Baba Yaga and the Uncertainty of Tomorrow...
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27 September 2024
Zest Theatre’s The Zone highlights a pressing need for arts spaces for young people
With their latest project The Zone, Zest Theatre launched a pop-up youth club in Lincoln over summer which provided young adults with a bespoke ‘zone’ to make new friends, explore shared interests and, as Zest say, “just be themselves".
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27 September 2024
Including the invisible: A discourse around Neurodiversity in the Arts
A conversation surrounding Neurodiversity in the Arts industry and why it is so important for those who identify this way to be included.
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23 September 2024
One night only! Queer musical Morag You're a Long Time Deid comes to London
A multi-generational odyssey of queer ancestral searching and dreaming.
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21 September 2024
North and South Divide
Creating a piece about social inequality my first thought was to research and write about the North and South divide in England. From growing up in Grimsby and then moving to London it's shocking the differences in attitude, transport and education
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18 September 2024
New show tackling TikTok and the attention economy embarks on UK & International tour
A new show about TikTok and the attention economy from acclaimed performance artist Louise Orwin is about to embark on a UK and International tour after a hit run at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.