Arts Award on Voice

Yet another freebie competition we're giving you, you lucky bunch. This time, for free tickets to a dance festival at the ExCel London.

We always need to know about the best ways you use to create your Arts Award portfolios, so let us know which digital tools you use so we know what works best!

Join Arts Award Club in Stage Two!

A unique opportunity for young people to grow as artists and arts leaders

Do you want to learn new skills in the arts and develop your creativity and communication?

Arts Award can be achieved in any area of the arts – it's up to you! Members will explore the world of theatre-making with Stage Two's dedicated advisers who can support young people in developing their arts interests. You can be the creator or performer of your own work, or choose to develop creative skills with roles in marketing or event management.

...doesn't time fly?

With political chaos creating as many headlines as it did headaches, how did the soothing arts world react?

As an aspiring (read: struggling) actor, I have felt like a castaway trapped on the big mystical island that is London on many more than a few occasions when getting to or from auditions.

In this quick and easy guide, Sally shows you how to make Christmas cards and wrapping paper.

An original piece of children's theatre inspired by the novel by J.M. Barrie.

Upstairs at Peterborough Museum, an operation is taking place. A school boy writhes whilst another holds him down and his friend takes a saw to his leg; a Victorian gentleman gives directions.

Arts Award Voice sent me off to Weald & Downland Open Air Museum on the 16th November to see what they got up to on their #TakeoverDay

Glittering with gold and spangled with the chandelier's silver light, the Adelphi Suite in the Waldorf Hilton Hotel is the perfect venue to learn about the grand art of making and reviving costumes for opera and ballet.

"…a good, substantial and convenient Museum Repository or other Building..."
- the last Will and Testament of Richard, 7th Viscount Fitzwilliam of Merrion, 1815.