We would like to invite all Arts Award students to a free performance of 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee' directed by renowned West End director and choreographer, Ian Waller.

Sweet Venues are a big player at Brighton Fringe, with permanent and pop-up spaces offering a diverse mix of theatre and comedy. We chatted to their Artistic Director, JD Henshaw to find out how it all happens.

A review of the schools performance of 'Beauty and the Beast'.

The Rialto Theatre are a medium-sized Brighton Fringe venue, who will play host to theatre, comedy and cabaret performances in their second year at the festival. We caught up with Productions Manager Katy Matthews to find out more.

Neha Lakhanpaul is one of our Youth Network members for 2015-16, in her role as Arts Award Activist. She's a London-based Law Student and dancer, who also loves graffiti and activist art. She's currently setting up her own non-profit arts organisation.

A spoken word and theatre piece written by award-winning poet Rosemary Harris. Produced by Papertale in partnership with Apples and Snakes at the Half Moon Theatre.

Neil Frost can be found at Brighton Fringe this May, performing his one man mine show, The Story of the Nervous Man. 'I think a performer should train in a variety of disciplines,' the comedian, clown and character actor says, 'then create their own practice using the methods that work for them.'

Big news from this year's Olivier Awards which took place last night.

Phoebe recently graduated from Cambridge and is looking through the fog of post-university life to find some creative project management work across the arts.

Holly has completed all three levels of the Arts Award and now studies Comparative Literature at King's College London where she is passionately involved in the student drama scene.

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PROJECT OCTAGON

Project Octagon is a unique, UK wide, theatre project for Summer 2016, working with partners in England, Wales and Scotland.

It is a one-off, large-scale event, directed by an award winning team, and will mark a moment in national history.

Nuffield are looking for young actors to be part of Southampton's contribution to this exciting UK wide project.

The Blue Man in Brighton is an independently run cafe bar, that hosts a variety of Fringe shows throughout the festival. This year they will be programming across two venues, showing the work of Suzy Bennett, Aidan Goatley and Daphna Baram amongst others. We caught up with venue director, Jess Woodfall to find out more.