Arts Award on Voice

A lot of people want to write about sports. However, most people don't know how to do so. This article will help you out a little bit.

You don't have to be a keen writer to get involved in the media, or to contribute to Voice!

Call Me Unique is a 'singer / songwriter heavily influenced by jazz, soul and the forgotten art of jazz scat-singing'. Here, she gives Voice Reporter, Idriss Assoumanou her tops tips for breaking the industry.

This month we're celebrating Arts Award turning ten! In the spirit of things, we will be bringing you How to... guides all month that are broken down into ten helpful tips. First up, getting over the deeply frustrating writer's block...

Doing your Arts Award gives you a whole range of experiences and teaches you new skills. You need to make sure that when you are writing your college/university or work application that others can see what you have learnt.

Want to know how to make your Arts Award portfolio as brilliant as you can? Here are our top tips to take it to the next level...

This month we have rather naughtily put creativity and education up against one another - but obviously in a dream world they would be best pals. So, how do you really make the most of both?

Here's a handy guide to writing reviews for the web by A Younger Theatre's Editor Jake Orr.

So you're thinking about traveling and you want to take your camera with you. Why not make a film while you're there?

Fancy taking a year abroad while you're studying? Want to do an artist residency where you can take yourself to a brand new place (and headspace)?

The theme this month is art takes a trip, but it's often the case people take a trip to see the art.

Shakespeare Schools Festival is the largest youth drama festival in the UK! Whether your school is taking part or not, there's no reason why you can't get to a performance in your area. Here's a simple guide to reviewing a performance yourself.