In December the University of East Anglia’s Drama Department is presenting Crying Wolf, a week-long season of two plays. Based on the film, Festen reveals shocking family secrets, The Wolves is a funny, perceptive drama about a female football team

Radical, proudly socially conscious dance/theatre from Rhiannon Faith Company. Featuring live music and set in a run-down yet friendly and welcoming pub where we are invited to join the regulars, shed our baggage and weariness and breathe!

The Cycle is a psychological drama-thriller from award-winning performance artist and filmmaker: Vilma Jackson.

Warren Reilly explores the highs and lows of being an independent creative in London during the cost-of-living crisis

The Michigan-born artist and curator does not want her open-submission zine, ‘Juste Milieu’, to enter the mainstream.

Popular science meets science fiction in this thought-provoking and diverse anthology of stories and essays from the European Astrobiology Institute

Darkside Walt, from Orlando, aims to excel in the music industry and wishes to bring back true talent if he had the chance to change it.

Marskarter, has an unreleased hit song emphasizing self-expression. His latest release, "Be Yourself," delves into the perils of pretending to be someone else. 

Craft offers changemakers an alternative approach to progress

Kid$kar, from Montreal, aspires to stand out in the unique music he creates, with dreams of fame under the spotlight's glow. 

In this article, I will discuss the concept of political correctness, and its influence in the Arts. Here, I ask the question: is political correctness culture regulating the arts?

Killvague, hailing from the outskirts of Boston in Peabody, MA, stands out in a music scene with limited opportunities. While many in his city embrace the drill genre, he brings a unique fusion of rock and punk into trap music.