Join West End stars in looking forward to a brighter future

I hope to share things that I have been doing during lockdown to continue my musical theatre training. I want to give information on online classes to help performing arts students to use this time productively and grow their skillset.

Even when face-to-face contact is discouraged, there are ways of sharing your skills to achieve your Arts Award in isolation!

Sound of Play creates an audio history of video games

Manchester band’s acclaimed 2017 show at Old Granada Studios launches MIF’s free online programme for audiences at home

"Finding your voice is simply being true to yourself; really listening to yourself and expressing that truth to the world around you"

This year (and this month precisely) marks the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' separation. In occasion to this, I decided to write about their most selling album and the one that –in my opinion- reflects the creative boom of the Liverpool boys.

Seeing as we all currently have plenty of free time I've decided to create a series of short reviews of art forms that I love and that have comforted me in these times of isolation. Give them a listen/watch/read if you've got some time to kill. 

We recently took part in a webinar for Advisers about running Arts Award remotely – particularly in these times of limited contact. Here are some tips to support you in delivering or achieving an Arts Award.

Singer-songwriter Kerri Watt shares advice on to stay artistically productive whilst at home.

Creative practitioners, artists and freelancers will be able to apply for a grant of £2,500

since the global outbreak of the COVID-19 or coronavirus, we have all been told to stay home as part of what it seems to be the only way to stop it: self-isolation. How can art help us feel better about it?