Arts Award on Voice

21st Century Skills are about your employability in today's job market. They're about you as a person and are 'transferable' no matter what role you play.

Yet another freebie competition we're giving you, you lucky bunch. This time, for free tickets to a dance festival at the ExCel London.

I know it seems like I can't write a review without mentioning how much I love Liverpool and the Liverpool audiences but I'm just obsessed with the atmosphere the Liverpool Empire gives off. Speaking of obsessions, I need to tell you how obsessed I am with Rent.

This is a dance review of two dances: The Nutcracker and The Rooster, both which were performed at Fallibroome academy. The plot synopsis is a separate piece and if needed can be found under the name "A double Bill: The Nutcracker and The Rooster synopsis."

A review on 'The Nutcracker' ballet at the Royal Opera House.

Released in 1980, Pac-Man was a big hit. Pac-man was based on pizza. Every single one of the ghosts have a certain role to follow. The game won 2 really big awards. it was first called ... read on to find even more facts you don't know on the Unique game Pac-Man!!!

Join Arts Award Club in Stage Two!

A unique opportunity for young people to grow as artists and arts leaders

Do you want to learn new skills in the arts and develop your creativity and communication?

Arts Award can be achieved in any area of the arts – it's up to you! Members will explore the world of theatre-making with Stage Two's dedicated advisers who can support young people in developing their arts interests. You can be the creator or performer of your own work, or choose to develop creative skills with roles in marketing or event management.

Aimie Atkinson is an award-winning actress who was in the closing cast of the West End production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's 'In The Heights'.

From Random Acts Midlands, dancer, Caldonia Walton's Everyday Choreography is a joyful poem about the choreography of our everyday movements. We asked about her exploration of dance on screen.

On Thursday 10th November 2016 I saw the matinee performance of Keep Dancing at the Congress Theatre, Eastbourne. It starred former Strictly Come Dancing Professionals, Robin Windsor and Anya Garnis with Strictly 2012 Winner, Louis Smith.

On 21st December 2016, I experienced a performance of pure professionalism at the Royal Opera House.

From Random Acts Midlands, filmmaking group, Man Made Youth, provides a moving interpretation of how dyslexia feels