We talk to Anthos Arts about their modern adaptation of Hamlet, their growth through play technique and their exciting up and coming Arts Award projects. 

Tom began his career in the arts nearly 10 years ago as a member of of the Bury St Edmund's Youth Council. Nowadays, he is the well-recognised editor of Voice with a degree in politics and a masters in journalism tucked neatly under his belt. Let's see what else he's been up to!

Performance poetry + Rupi Kaur = perfection. 

On Friday 16th March, I went to my school to see a local concert. 

This is my summary and review of The Lion King in London.

After the tent collapsed part-way through their show (it’s Fringe - anything can happen!), I spoke with Yianni, Clare, Kat and Nadia about the other challenges the Fringe presents and why the arts are important

A review of the National Theatre's production of War Horse on tour at the Bradford Alhambra Theatre. 

I spoke to Ingrid about the inspirations for her plays and her view on Fringe and the importance of the arts

We catch up with Chloe Shrimpton, Project Manager for BBC Ten Pieces, about their nationwide events, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, online creative resources for Arts Award and a 4-meter high gnome puppet!

Suffolk Libraries chief executive talks to Voice about the importance of reading, her career, and offers advice to young people

We hear from Durham Sixth Form Centre about the wide variety of art forms and events their students get involved with to complete their Gold Arts Award. 

We speak to Cicely Taylor, Project Manager at Children & the Arts