The New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme has been delighting local audiences since 1986 with its immersive theatre in-the-round auditorium. Yet there is a place for everybody in theatre, and this article explores how you can get involved.

Chisola made it to the famous final five of BBC's The Apprentice Series 19 after having led her team to victory the previous week as Project Manager. I was able to chat with Chisola about her time on the show.

I had a wonderful time finding out from Siobhan James what life on tour is like, the dedication required to perform at the highest level, and some key advice for any musical theatre hopefuls.

Ali Cook chats to Voice about mermaids, mythology and medicinal history in this interview for his directorial debut with short film The Pearl Comb.

How has this Netflix series, starring Stephen Graham, provoked discussions regarding youth involvement in incel culture and social media?

Are songs that are used for TikTok trends being rinsed? Songs have always been over-played on the radio, but the ubiquity of TikTok means these tracks by the likes of Kate Bush, Lizzo, and Doja Cat invade our ears more than ever before.

The New Vic Theatre has done it again, creating a magnificent and memorable manifestation of talent with their latest play - A Matter of Life and Death. Featuring a 10 instrument jazz band, this show seamlessly incorporates music to advance the plot.

 Serving cu… I mean kant… I mean conte…. What will the Maltese entry be serving now?

Nearly 3/4 of the way through this gruelling process, with nowhere left to hide these candidates are dropping like flies. Thursday evening saw the second double firing in just two weeks - but was it deserved?

Tate McRae recently released her third studio album So Close To What and it has caused quite a stir on social media and in the pop world. She’s so close, but is she there yet?

A review of the 2025 romantic comedy Picture This, which you can stream now on Amazon Prime Video. Simple, cutesy romcoms are back... finally.

With the news that Goonies 2 could be a reality very soon, should 1980s classics get sequels or is it better to leave these memorable movies well alone?