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21 October 2022
Jasmin Vardimon Dance Company: ALiCE review
An impressive, thought-provoking contemporary dance work inspired by Caroll’s Alice in Wonderland and the self-exploration of youth.
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18 October 2022
GiGi in DC
In this first blog of a three part series, Gigi talks about her experience and differences with British and American acting/theatre training and what it’s like in Washington DC.
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17 October 2022
‘I was in a poetry phase and it didn’t end’: in conversation with Beth Davies
The New Poets Prize 2022 winner talks about her upcoming debut pamphlet ‘The Pretence of Understanding’, the unhelpful notion of a ‘proper poet’ - and why she wrote a poem about her granny’s letterbox fish deliveries.
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14 October 2022
Download free Trinity Musical Theatre exam programmes
These free resources highlight the diversity of choice within Trinity’s Musical Theatre qualifications, and can help you identify what the examiner is looking for at each grade.
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14 October 2022
Interview with actress Emma Manton
Emma has previous credits in the Office, Silent Witness and Doctors, and is now touring with the The Royal Shakespeare Company
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14 October 2022
Interview with RSC director Robin Belfield
Robin Belfield is the director of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s First Encounters production of Twelfth Night
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14 October 2022
A review of First Encounters: RSC’s Twelfth Night
A year nine pupil at Selly Park School for Girls in Birmingham, gives her take on the First Encounters production of Twelfth Night, a 90-minute abridged telling of the Shakespeare classic
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10 October 2022
Interview with Akash Prasad and Moses Alexander
Akash Prasad and Moses Alexander talk to us about their film ‘All the Same’, the challenges they faced and its re-release on October 10.
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4 October 2022
The Tempest: Shakespeare's Globe
Love and laughter: a review of Shakespeare's The Tempest, with a modern twist.
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1 October 2022
Dropped Tea Theatre return with highly successful ‘KNOCK DOWN’ project
A new 2022 collaboration with Brixton House, highlighting Brixton’s history and personal stories via weekend-long performance promenade across the local area.
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21 September 2022
New show ‘That’s Not My Name’ opens this October
Sammy Trotman opens her new show, 'That's Not My Name', at the Bread and Roses Theatre in London this October.
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15 September 2022
The Comedy Women in Print Prize 2022/23
A charity celebrating and supporting the UK's best female comedy voices, shining a light on witty and diverse female voices.
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14 September 2022
How Musical Theatre exams led one student to choose performing arts at university
Cameron Vargesson remained connected to the performing arts through his Musical Theatre exams, and is now applying to university courses with a dream of a job in the West End.
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14 September 2022
How preparing for a Communication Skills exam boosted one student’s public speaking confidence
“The idea of being able to produce my own presentation and come up with my own topics for discussion was more appealing to me than just learning a piece of prose again. It felt like I was going to learn more skills doing it.’”
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27 September 2022
Live debut for Rhiannon Faith Company’s DROWNTOWN as tour opens in Harlow
Gritty, uncompromising and dark new dance-theatre from bold and brave choreographer Rhiannon Faith. Autobiographical testimonials and text to amplify the voices of the vulnerable and unheard in modern Britain’s areas of social deprivation.
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8 September 2022
Cor Baby that’s a PhD! Oxford doctorate for John Otway
Just months after performing his 5,000th gig to an adoring Shepherd’s Bush Empire crowd, unique singer songwriter John Otway has been awarded an Honorary PhD in Music by Oxford Brookes University.
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8 September 2022
Pursuing a Music Career - The Importance of Setting Targets
Bruce John Dickinson, Founder Director of pioneering music education college WaterBear, offers his valued insight into how music students can best pursue their ambitions in music.
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8 September 2022
Pursuing a Music Career - The Importance of Setting Targets
Bruce John Dickinson, Founder Director of pioneering music education college WaterBear, offers his valued insight into how music students can best pursue their ambitions in music.