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Interview
5 October 2015Arts Award movers and shakers: Diana Walton
View InterviewDiana has been around since the first shoots of Arts Award grew in the West Midlands in 2000 and has helped the award to flourish over the years
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Feature
1 October 2015It's Start Your Arts Award day!
View FeatureCelebrate 10 years of Arts Award by pledging yourself to complete one.
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Feature
1 October 2015#ArtsAward10...Happy Birthday Arts Award!
View FeatureYes folk, this month Arts Award is celebrating turning ten years old.
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How-to Guide
1 October 201510 tips for getting going with Arts Award
View How-to GuideIt's Start Your Arts Award Day! Here are our top tips for getting going with Arts Award...
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Review
30 September 2015Danny Wallace and Jamie Littler at Bath Children's Literature Festival
View ReviewDanny Wallace is a natural fit as a children's author, achieving that nigh on impossible adult trait of speaking to children as equals.
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Feature
30 September 2015Creativity vs Education: What have we learnt this month, class?
View FeatureThis month we have discussed the current state of creative education in the UK and it has proved itself to be rather lacking. From interviews with leading demonstrators to creative utopias, here is the best from September.
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Feature
27 September 2015Bath Picks 2015: Martyn Ford, David Solomons and Sibéal Pounder
View FeatureThis weekend, Bath Children's Literature Festival presented their three top new writers — welcome to the stage Martyn Ford, David Solomons and Sibéal Pounder.
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Review
26 September 2015Judith Kerr at Bath Children’s Literature Festival
View ReviewWitnessing the brilliant Judith Kerr in conversation at Bath Children's Literature Festival, it's great find the renowned author is still at such a creative highpoint.
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Blog
24 September 2015My Morning With Lenny!
View BlogSitting 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.
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Interview
22 September 2015What goes on at...Bath Children's Literature Festival
View InterviewBath Children's Literature Festival is a week-long festival that kicks off this weekend. John and Gill McLay founded the festival in 2006, and have returned this year as Artistic Directors. Voice caught up with them to find out more...
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Feature
18 September 2015How to...Educate Yourself Creatively Outside School and University
View FeatureNot getting enough creativity from your school or university? Worry not, there are many different options that can help you unleash your creative potential.
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Blog
8 September 2015Creativity for mind, body and soul
View BlogThis month we're discussing the important role of creativity within education, and beyond. It's not just about getting a great career and scoring the top grades (although creativity can help with that too!) it's also about what it means to be human, and where 'home' is to you.
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Feature
4 September 2015Is advanced education always the route to creative success?
View FeatureShould we always look to success at school and uni to predict future success? Loads of famous artists, musicians and actors made it...without excelling at school.
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Feature
1 September 2015Education vs Creativity...the gloves are off!
View FeatureCan these two vital elements in any young person's development be brought back together?
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Review
26 August 2015A Pocketful of Grimms
View ReviewRumplestiltskin, Hansel and Gretle, The Original Beauty and the Beast, The Bird, the mouse, and the sausage. Four tales, all oddly to do with food.
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How-to Guide
25 August 2015How to write reviews for the web by Jake Orr
View How-to GuideHere's a handy guide to writing reviews for the web by A Younger Theatre's Editor Jake Orr.
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How-to Guide
25 August 2015How to write a review of an event
View How-to GuideYou'll get a lot of people telling you that writing a review is easy, but the simple fact of the matter is that if you've never done it before, it definitely isn't going to be. We'll all have done some textual analysis in school for English but after that exam, it escaped our memories quicker than, well… you can remember.
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Review
