We speak to Ellen Orange who recently achieved her Gold Arts Award in writing and theatre production. 

Beautiful, moving, amazing.A definite must see :)

Voted the UK's Best Regular Spoken Word Night 2015 and 2016, live literature organisers Bad Language share their tips on how to run a rocking open mic night. 

Find the books and adaptions that are making waves this June

This summer, Miracle Theatre unpacks Chekhov's bittersweet comedy about a once-wealthy family, whose idleness and extravagance have brought them to the brink of bankruptcy. Obstinate and self-absorbed, they are deaf to the rumblings of change which surrounds them, and unable to accept help when they need it. Will it take a revolution to destroy their cosy world of privilege and entitlement, or will their own stupidity be enough?

With its poignant portrayal of sibling relationships, The Mill on the Floss is considered George Eliot's most autobiographical novel. In this fluid and visceral re-imagining, playwright Helen Edmundson turns Eliot's unforgettable story of first love, sibling rivalry and regret into a wonderfully theatrical examination of the psyche of one of classic literature’s most charismatic heroines.

With its poignant portrayal of sibling relationships, The Mill on the Floss is considered George Eliot's most autobiographical novel. In this fluid and visceral re-imagining, playwright Helen Edmundson turns Eliot's unforgettable story of first love, sibling rivalry and regret into a wonderfully theatrical examination of the psyche of one of classic literature’s most charismatic heroines.

Call for entries is now LIVE for UKYA City Takeover: Nottingham 2019! A major showcase opportunity that will present the work of 200 artists from across the globe in a city-wide ‘takeover’ of Nottingham.

UK Young Artists is seeking submissions from artists aged 18-30 working across all art forms.

Cosy, simple Sweet Werks is the sort of venue that Fringe theatre was made for, and Joseph J. Clark’s show ‘Drunk with a Pen’, fits in here like a cork in a bottle.

With modern poets now reaching celebrity status, social media is heralding a new era for contemporary poetry.

A heartwrenching exploration of grief

Through cohesive ensemble work combining acting, verse and physical theatre, Route is a touching and personal portrait of what it means to be Black in today’s Britain.