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26 November 2024 – 5 January 2025
Take part in FUSE International 2025
Applications for FUSE International 2025 are now open!Be part of South West London’s multi-arts festival for artists under 30. Whatever your artform, FUSE International provides spaces for you to test new work and reach new audiences.
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26 November 2024
Theatre Review: Brixham Chimes at Ludlow Assembly Rooms
Life. Death. Fish. Money. A completely live performance to music with film, ‘Brixham Chimes’ is a novella in verse about life, loss and our oceans by author Jim Funnel.
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25 November 2024
Weapons, Words and Wit: The New Vic Theatre's 'The Three Musketeers.'
Weapons, words and wit are skilfully wielded in the New Vic Theatre's adaptation of The Three Musketeers.
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21 November 2024
In This Climate: Mother Earth's struggle and the power we hold
Climate change. We've all heard of it by now. Polar bears. Ice caps. Rising sea levels. The works. Doom is upon us, but there’s always hope.
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20 November 2024
Voice is part of Discover Creative Careers Week 2024
Voice Magazine is pleased to be a part of Discover Creative Careers Week 2024. If you want to pursue a career in any area of the arts, then there's likely to be an opportunity for you to take on.
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15 November 2024
Review: Paul Carr’s Lunchtime Organ Recital
Worcester Cathedral, Thursday 17th October 2024
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15 November 2024
Steve Irwin: My Climate Hero
Today, conservationists and fans around the world celebrate Steve Irwin Day in honour of the Australian wildlife presenter. To me, and many other children of the 2000s, the man known as the Crocodile Hunter is nothing short of a climate hero.
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8 November 2024
Introducing our new series: 'In This Climate?'
The climate crisis is the most pressing concern facing humanity in 2024. So in our new series, we're interviewing the creative voices using the arts to raise the alarm and offer solutions to save our environment before it's too late.
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7 November 2024
Shobsy, is making waves with his UK debut single “Champagne"
Ireland’s very own “prince of pop" has a sound that sits comfortably alongside artists like The Weeknd, Harry Styles, and Years & Years.
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5 November 2024
Photography gives new lenses to the environment and culture.
Saatchi Gallery new winter exhibitions subtly challenges viewers to confront complex themes, such as the environment and culture, that are often denied or ignored.
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1 November 2024
Make Good: The Post Office Scandal — A musical miscarriage of justice
“Integrity. Fortitude. Trust.” Review of the new musical theatre show, seen at Ludlow Assembly Rooms.
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31 October 2024
Do we still need Black History Month?
As Black History Month 2024 comes to an end in the UK, we ask whether this annual event offers a tokenistic spotlight or a much-needed acknowledgement of Black contributions to the world.
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24 October 2024
Kick Some Class: Here's what we learned
Over the last two months, we've spoken to amazing working class creatives, including Bridgerton's Claudia Jessie and CHERUB author Robert Muchamore, for our Kick Some Class series about social class in the arts. Here, we reflect on the series.
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23 October 2024
My class convenience store: What class means to me
Social class is a little bit like a supermarket, isn't it? Stick with me on this one.
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22 October 2024
Kick Some Class: Neil Griffiths explains Arts Emergency's vital work
Arts Emergency is a national charity helping to broaden access to culture careers via mentoring. CEO and co-founder Neil Griffiths spoke to Voice about his organisation's complex mission.
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21 October 2024
Pandora’s Box: The emergence of truth in the technosphere
This blog explores the parallels of history found in our contemporary political and media based society. It uses Roman and Greek mythology as a parallel to the age of accessible information, liberating the readers participation as active consumers.
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21 October 2024
Is it a matter of Class? What class means to me
Much like many words in the English language, the same word can have different meanings to people of different ages and walks of life.
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20 October 2024
Silenzio: Lose yourself to insanity… or get lost on the way.
This is no traditional opera. Four striking women take to the sold-out stage to stupefy the art scene, distorting female societal standards.