We are excited to announce that applications for the International Youth Arts Festival Kingston 2017 are now open!

A spectacular and vibrant dance piece with stunning effects

A unique and unforgettable combination of combined arts to explore gender identity and language

As an Arts Award Supporter, Creative Learning at the Churchill Theatre are delighted to announce that we are now able to offer discounted theatre tickets to selected shows for Arts Award participants.

In Spring 2016 we ran a competition to find 13-25 year olds who are creating art that aims to make a difference. Ella Tighe, an independent dance artist, was one of three runners up.

An interview with Lucy Suggate - Guest Artist for the Siobhan Davies Dance Next Choreography Festival

Next Choreography is a yearlong course for choreographically curious young people. Through weekly sessions participants explore choreographic processes used across art forms; working with artists and attending events, experimenting in the studio and presenting work at the Next Choreography Festival.

Here we bring you the first in our interview series, with our upcoming Gold EXPO artists. Moving Together is co-directed by Emily Bolton and Rachel Eke, and is based in Leicester.

A symbolic, interpretive performance, which, when it clicked, really clicked.

Salisbury, unlike other cities on a dark Tuesday night, seems quaint and uneventful. As I sat in the quiet and unassuming converted church turned Salisbury Arts Centre, I was unprepared for the power, intensity and energy of Tavaziva Dance.

The first piece of art that changed the world for me was Christopher Bruce's Ghost Dances. I came across this when studying GCSE Dance and it has stuck with me since.

Dance workshop with Lucie Lee dance company based on her latest performance project. This is an exciting opporutnity for dance students and dance teachers to gain insight into how a professional choreographer develops ideas. Suitable Bronze, Silver, Gold Awards.