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Review
3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Maison
View ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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Review
3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Lewis
View ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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Review
3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Hussain
View ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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Review
3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Granit
View ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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Review
3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Chris
View ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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Review
3 November 2015Bugsy Malone by Andrei
View ReviewNightingale Class from Cambridge School went to the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith to see Bugsy Malone.
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Interview
30 October 2015Arts Award Off The Shelf: Luca Silvestrini
View InterviewLizzy, one of our Arts Award activists, interviews Luca Silvestrini about how his passion in dance developed into his role now as the Artistic Director of Protein Dance. This video will be useful if you are completing the Arts Award Part C Inspiration section of your Bronze portfolio.
Lizzy also talks to Constance Gibbs from Greenwich Dance about the many ways in which they help young people who are completing their Arts Award.
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Case Study
26 October 2015Case study: Neha Lakhanpaul, Arts Award Activist, Bronze and Silver achiever
View Case StudyNeha has just joined the Youth Network as an Arts Award activist. She also studies Law at Brunel University.
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Interview
5 October 2015Arts Award movers and shakers: Diana Walton
View InterviewDiana has been around since the first shoots of Arts Award grew in the West Midlands in 2000 and has helped the award to flourish over the years
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How-to Guide
1 October 201510 tips for getting going with Arts Award
View How-to GuideIt's Start Your Arts Award Day! Here are our top tips for getting going with Arts Award...
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Feature
30 September 2015Creativity vs Education: What have we learnt this month, class?
View FeatureThis month we have discussed the current state of creative education in the UK and it has proved itself to be rather lacking. From interviews with leading demonstrators to creative utopias, here is the best from September.
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Feature
25 September 2015Arts Award Discover Club at Latitude Festival
View FeatureThe Arts Award Youth Network smashed it again! 68 Discover Arts Award were completed at Latitude Festival!
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Feature
18 September 2015How to...Educate Yourself Creatively Outside School and University
View FeatureNot getting enough creativity from your school or university? Worry not, there are many different options that can help you unleash your creative potential.
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Blog
10 September 2015Creative Minds: exploring disability arts in the UK
View BlogI love DV8 physical theatre. My partner loathes them. Who is right?
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Interview
9 September 2015Backstage with...Susan M Coles
View InterviewSusan M Coles is a passionate advocate for art, craft and design education in the UK (and beyond).
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Feature
30 August 2015Is dance the most universal art form of all?
View FeatureDance needs no translation, does that mean it's universal?
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Interview
28 August 2015Interview with David Toole
View InterviewDavid Toole is a dancer from Leeds who has performed with the notable DV8 and Candoco dance company. In 2012, he took centre stage (and air) at the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games, dancing to music by singer Birdie. On top of that, he's performed at the National Theatre of Wales and the Royal Shakespeare Company. Voice caught up with him to ask him your questions.
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How-to Guide
25 August 2015How to write a review of an event
View How-to GuideYou'll get a lot of people telling you that writing a review is easy, but the simple fact of the matter is that if you've never done it before, it definitely isn't going to be. We'll all have done some textual analysis in school for English but after that exam, it escaped our memories quicker than, well… you can remember.
