We catch up with two students from Garratt Park School about their experience of doing a Bronze Arts Award. 

Dancing, Doctor Who and self-destructing art

We catch up with actor-singer Luke Lane, star of The Quentin Dentin Show, about what a typical day is like and how to get started in an acting career. 

Move over BlackkKlansman, here's another period movie that still holds a place in today's society.

Is sexism within the music industry completely overlooked and are we doing enough to inspire women to take part in the arts?

The Effects and Issues within Unfair/Inconsistent Marking on Televised Dance Shows

We’re back!

Are you a female creative who wants to explore your funny bones?

Do you lack the confidence to express your ideas?

Are you aware that the top rated advertisements use humour?

Did you know that less than 3% of ads depict women in leadership roles, being intelligent or having a sense of humour?

It’s time to change things up in the world of advertising so we are launching our latest initiative, HERlarious, with a very special evening of workshops, panel discussions and live stand up comedy.

Spike Lee’s newest joint masterfully tells a decades-old tale of fighting white nationalism - a tale that’s all too relevant today.

Whilst the crossover possibilities are both exciting and endless, the future isn't all fun here.

Danny Chivers from activist theatre troupe BP or not BP? chats to us about performing without permission, the origins of the company and using art to make a difference. 

‘Everything here is big big big and impossible to climb’