Arts Award on Voice

This debate looks at whether pointe shoes should be worn from a young age or whether going onto pointe can be done by anyone without training. 

We chat to Eliza Chambers, Gold Arts Award achiever who performed at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2019 and is now training at The Urdang London.

We catch up with Gigi, Gold Arts Award achiever who's performed in the West End and is now working in a drama school and getting busy, busy, busy writing new plays and developing her acting skills. 

My presentation on a controversial topic in art.

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.

I enjoyed this activity. I love all art and really like character illustrations. It was fun drawing my favourite character. 

Art was my favourite character from Monsters University and I wanted to learn how to draw him.

I chose to review this film because I had seen it before and liked it. I remember the animation being very good.I enjoyed the film, it was fast paced and exciting. It kept me interested for the whole hour and forty minutes.

I enjoyed the film very much. Sully is one of my favourite characters. The film was funny both visually and scripted. I enjoyed the competitive elements of the scare games. Please read my review to see more detail about why the movie works so well. 

This is a review of Olafur Eliasson's virtual exhibition, 'Sometimes the river is the bridge'. It discusses the impact of Eliasson's exhibition and its current place within a global pandemic.

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or you have never danced before, the dance community has pulled out all the stops to make sure you can still get your dance fix whilst isolating at home.

An introduction to AAI's online learning programmes