Some of the best finds at the Indie focused conference

Saturday 7th April 2018 - the Voice Team and I travel down to London to meet a full room of fresh-faced Contributors - some old, some new. Little did we know that we would have an amazing day of activity and planning for the year ahead.

When travelling around South East Asia, reporter Maddie Drury was shocked by the levels of poverty that formed the backdrop of these countries. Charity ‘Streets International’ also recognised this problem, and their solution to this issue is an innovative delight.

Today I am trying flow art.

In this post I experiment with different ways of using my camera lens, or not using it at all.

The Stage in Shoreditch have created a resource for documenting street art in one of the coolest parts of London. They have shared five of the lesser known works and invite you to add your own to the map!

Spielberg's Oscar nominated ‘The Post’ acts as a vital reminder of the democratic value journalism holds, and our need to vigilantly protect it.

Stereotypes of opera and how they damage the art form. 

Please feel free to comment on the subjects addressed in the article and let me know whether my article has swayed your views on opera from your previous thoughts on it!

Below is a more thought through version of a speech I had intended to make at the Let’s Stay Together rally held in Ipswich two weeks ago.

Hello everyone. I am collecting a survey for my gold arts award debate. I would be very grateful if you can fill in my survey. It only takes a few minutes! 

No Pay: No Way: A debate regarding overpriced theatre courses which are denying young people from low-income backgrounds the chance to develop skills and knowledge in acting and theatre.

Britain is currently undergoing one of the biggest political, social and economic disruptions it has ever faced, and those who will feel the long-term impact are failing to make their voice known.

Reviewing my one-week experience in the Archives at NT Studio