Arts Award on Voice

Me and music go back a long, long way. But recently...let's just say things are a bit complicated. Here's what happened:

A summary of my dissertation, submitted the month before the General Election

Raising The Game, an NAYT (National Association of Youth Theatres) event packed with workshops and opportunities for youth theatre groups to join and learn more.

To my camera: I like it best when we are as one. My eye against yours.

Just over one month after I joined Unit Twenty Three as an apprentice, and so far it's gone pretty well!

Cosmetic company Lush's new adverts have been labelled pornographic and banned in Australia, but body positive campaigns like this are exactly what we need.

I'm taking a slightly new slant this month. Partly because I've been terrible over the summer and ashamedly got out of the habit of my regular blogging. But I hope that this blog becomes a useful resource for our exciting new Gold Hub - a dedicated collection of resources and support on Voice to help you complete your Gold Arts Award - so I'm going to improve the regularity.

This month, we're celebrating Arts Award's 10th Birthday. We've called on the Arts Award Youth Network to discuss the impact that Arts Award has had on them. Today, it's our Voice Community Coordinator, Sally Trivett.

My family and I have been watching the acclaimed Sky Living, scripted reality series Desi Rascals.

Sitting on a panel alongside a member of the Casting Directors Guild, a famous actor/comedian, and a freelance director, is not a bad way to start your Saturday.

So it's been nearly 3 weeks since I left Scotland and the Fringe for yet another year.

Thoughts on the private viewing of the National Art and Design Saturday Club summer show at Somerset House, a collaborative exhibition of students from 33 universities and colleges across the UK.