Arts Award on Voice

You’ve made it through the idea generation, the upskilling, and the planning – now it’s time to show the world what you’ve learnt. But how do you get the world to listen? (Or your mum, friend, or neighbour's cat, to come to your amazing arts event). 

Delivering a speech? Competing in a debate? Performing some Shakespeare? Here's your 'how-to’ for having a good stage presence.

Like Quince says in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', "Come, sit down, every mother's son, and rehearse your parts!" I'll try and make that rehearsal period a bit smoother.

A guide to help you navigate your journey into the creative industries. 

Singer-songwriter Marsela guides us through this process during our final Artist Workshop in the series funded by the Arts Council England. 

We chatted with Sinna One, muralist, street artist and facilitator, about how to write poetry and make a career as a poet. It's part of the Artist Workshop with Voice series, funded by Arts Council England.  

Voice caught up with Scotland based dance company Project X about how they have weathered the COVID-19 storm, and their upcoming projects, as part of the Artist Workshop with Voice series, funded by Arts Council England.

We caught up with multidisciplinary artist Molly Macleod about her creative career and how to visualise sound. It's part of the Artist Workshop with Voice series, funded by Arts Council England

Voice caught up with actor, writer and producer Akash Prasad about how he approaches a character and his latest short film 'Built To Be', as part of the Artist Workshop with Voice series, funded by Arts Council England.

Voice caught up with writer, director and choreographer Margo Roe about how to enter the film industry, what it's like being at Edinburgh Fringe festival and where to begin when creating your own choreography for film. Margo Roe is a writer, director and choreographer from the Midlands, UK. 

Top tips for interviewing artists and engaging your audience. 

An interview with Arts Award moderator Judy McFall