Private matters, a concerned old friend & the deteriorating will of a tortured mind...

Xena Frailing, a Voice Contributor, manages to attend the press night of the show and gives her insight of the show.

The groundbreaking choir have announced the ambitious The Lie of The Land, finding find the community based, open access ensemble create a promenade choral theatre show around Antony Gormley’s breath-taking installation Time Horizon

Our Festival Day is back on Saturday 6th July 2024 in St. George’s Square. Ending the Festival Day will be Show Tunes in the Square featuring over 100 local children and full orchestra. We can't wait to see you there!

I went to the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham. It's a modern art gallery and it's free to get in which is amazing, it means anyone has access to art. It's only small but they change the exhibitions regularly so I'll be going again soon.

“There’s some good bits. Some sh*t bits. But if you burn it all down...where do you stop?”  - Quote from 'Training Days', SEEN

This is a re-review of the Luminarium as I have made one before and after reading it, it did not say what I wanted it to say so I’m making a another review for it.

An evening of LGBTQIA+ celebration with live music, drama, spoken work art and karaoke! Bring your change too, because we're fundraising for Porchlight Kent with some exclusive raffle prizes.

From shows about ancestry to surrealism, reclaiming your voice, and pricing the body, here's some unique dance, movement, and circus shows coming to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe - including Luca Rutherford, Giovanni Zazzera, and Na Djinang Circus

‘Headless Population,’ a short film by Catriona Carswell for the BBCs New Creatives series, provides an honest insight into how progression of technology may be leading to a regression in society and human connections. 

A reflection of the Contemporary Age, a headless population indeed…

Sound Symphony: Sensory Film celebrates disabled artists in the creative industries