I went to see the Hampstead Murder Mystery at the behest of Jo. I'm glad she asked me to.

And we're off! 8 first year stage management students, 1 masters student, and a few 'responsible adults' packed across a couple of vans on a long old drive across borders from Wales to Scotland. And so begins my experience of this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Sketch-show trio bring awkward social encounters to life in a very funny and interestingly performed show.

Ellie Hart is a third year BA Drama, Applied Theatre and Education student at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Louise Ripley-Duggan talked to her about her recent placement at London's Young Vic Theatre.

Interested in spoken word but not quite sure how to dip your toe in the pool? We caught up with Henry Raby, a performance poet and man of many talents, to find out more...

Shakespeare Schools Festival is the largest youth drama festival in the UK! Whether your school is taking part or not, there's no reason why you can't get to a performance in your area. Here's a simple guide to reviewing a performance yourself.

Emrys Green has completed his Bronze, Silver and Gold awards, and currently manages the Arts Award Youth Network. He also manages arts events and web builds through two of his own companies - Unit Twenty Three and Cloud Artisans.

Attitude is Everything work very hard to ensure that the UKs venues and music festivals are as accessible as they possibly can be. We caught up with Senior Project Manager, Gideon Feldman, to find out exactly how this works...

What exactly is manliness today? And most importantly, how does society shape male behaviour?

The wonderful Lili la Scala talks to Voice about her background as a performer, her Edinburgh show, and her future aspirations

Gentleman juggler takes some time to talk to us about his show, his history, and his future