When you tell a story that’s been told a million times, you need to take it to places no one has been before, and I don’t think ‘Twenties’ quite got there.  

"If you love acting, writing, or directing then throw yourself into it. Immerse yourself in it. Don’t worry about the big picture just yet. Put on a play, shoot a short film and enjoy every minute of it."

Lizzie Wootten from Slap ‘N’ Tickle Theatre Company writes how Covid-19 – in addition to grief – offers time for relflection and re-evaluation.

Working around current restrictions in relation to lockdown in the UK, we managed to view a livestream of Maggi Hambling's sculpture The Scallop at Aldeburgh beach. Here is my review of that event.

Analysing Sir Kenneth MacMillan's choreography of Prokofiev's 'Romeo and Juliet' ballet, performed by the Royal Ballet, from a non-dancer's perspective!

An investigation into where money is better spent for those experiencing homelessness – the arts or government initiatives.

Lucy-Jo is a recent MA graduate from the North-East whose show "Over on Grim Street" is preforming in season 2 of [email protected]

Relive our first Instaviews of 2021 with musical prodigy Ava Klass. 

ONCOMM celebrates online, in-app, streamed, audio and other shows that can be accessed by audiences remotely.

We catch up with 26-year-old Evlon De Souza, Fellow of Trinity College London, Grade 7 piano player, the youngest Speech and Drama examiner and one of only two Indian examiners!

The Courtyard is offering an opportunity for three emerging visual artists aged 16–25 with a link to Herefordshire to take part in it’s latest visual arts project, [email protected]

Creative Youth is hosting a free webinar discussing A Post-Brexit Arts World on Monday 18 January, 7pm GMT, live on Zoom.