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7 June 2016
Gold EXPO Special: Vivienne Bayliss
Vivienne completed Gold Arts Award alongside A-Levels in Theatre Studies and Performance Studies, having previously undertaken the Bronze and Silver Awards. She will be dancing at the Gold EXPO on June 30th.
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3 June 2016
Meet the ArtsAward10 Twitter Party Q&A Panel Members
Find out more about the panelists for Arts Award's Twitter Party, that will be held during Arts Award Week 2016. Please note, this event has now happened.
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26 May 2016
Gold EXPO special: Moving Together
Here we bring you the first in our interview series, with our upcoming Gold EXPO artists. Moving Together is co-directed by Emily Bolton and Rachel Eke, and is based in Leicester.
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25 May 2016 – 25 July 2016
Aerial Community Greenwich
Aerial Community Greenwich (ACG) is an exciting new aerials training programme, bringing together the local community to learn the arts of aerial performance, movement and theatre practise at The Old Joinery, Greenwich.
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13 May 2016
How to...make the most of Brighton Fringe
Are you reporting from Brighton Fringe this month? Whether you're working as a reporter for Voice, writing for your own blog or reviewing for another magazine, here's a handy guide to get you started.
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11 May 2016
Arts Award Week
Here you'll find all the information you'll need about Arts Award Week - a weeklong celebration of Arts Award's Tenth Birthday!
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9 May 2016
Blushed
A fun and interesting twist on fairytales, performed by Sole Rebel Tap, two very talented tap dancers.
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8 May 2016
The Sissy's Progress
A symbolic, interpretive performance, which, when it clicked, really clicked.
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18 May 2016
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
We would like to invite all Arts Award students to a free performance of 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee' directed by renowned West End director and choreographer, Ian Waller.
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18 April 2016
Introducing 'Can Art Change the World' Judge No.2: Neha Lakhanpaul
Neha Lakhanpaul is one of our Youth Network members for 2015-16, in her role as Arts Award Activist. She's a London-based Law Student and dancer, who also loves graffiti and activist art. She's currently setting up her own non-profit arts organisation.
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1 April 2016
Can art change the world? Judge No.1 announced: Agi K
Until 30th April 2016, we're calling for artworks that make a difference. Who better for our first judge, than young filmmaker and Gold achiever Agi K?
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16 March 2016 – 16 May 2016
Review for Voice at Brighton Fringe!
Do you love writing? Do you love fringe theatre? Then you're in luck! We're looking for a group of talented 13-25 year olds to review shows at Brighton Fringe.
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5 February 2016
Competition brief: Can art change the world?
Until 30th April 2016, we're calling for art works that make a difference.
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22 January 2016
Christopher Bruce's Ghost Dances changed my world
The first piece of art that changed the world for me was Christopher Bruce's Ghost Dances. I came across this when studying GCSE Dance and it has stuck with me since.
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13 January 2016
Changing the world with creative minds
The scene is the plush Whitehall Banqueting suite, a £300 a-seat Mencap fundraising do featuring a meal and a jazz style cabaret hosted by Michael Parkinson and Lord Brian Rix.
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11 January 2016 – 11 March 2016
Let Loose 2016
A collaborative project created entirely by young people to raise awareness of social issues that affect the youth.
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30 January 2016
Lucie Lee Dance Company FREE Dance Theatre Workshop
Dance workshop with Lucie Lee dance company based on her latest performance project. This is an exciting opporutnity for dance students and dance teachers to gain insight into how a professional choreographer develops ideas. Suitable Bronze, Silver, Gold Awards.
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19 December 2015
In the year Billy Elliot turned ten, is ballet still a difficult choice for men?
Since the early 19th century, Western culture has depicted male ballet dancers as weak, effeminate or homosexual. Studies have shown that teenagers in particular can have a highly stereotypical view of gender-specific sports, and these views make people less confident in breaking out of their shell and indulging in activities or arts that are seen as 'effeminate' or 'manly'.