Diana Walton Voice Team

I'm the director of Upstart Projects which is the charity behind Voice and Voice Training. Proud to have built Voice with a great crowd of young people since 2014 and equally proud of our past trainees who are now making waves in the arts and mainstream media. My mission is to create more opportunities for young people to enjoy the arts, explore career options and increase diverse representation across the cultural sector.

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  • Make Good: The Post Office Scandal — A musical miscarriage of justice
    Make Good: The Post Office Scandal — A musical miscarriage of justice by Primrose Jarvis

    Comment posted on 4 November 2024

    Thanks for this review Primrose! Really glad to read it, sounds like a great show so I'm going to catch it when it comes back to Shropshire at the end of November. It's a clever idea to use musical theatre to engage audiences in the stories of those who suffered from this extraordinary injustice.

  • Silver Spoons vs. Plastic Spoons: What class means to me
    Silver Spoons vs. Plastic Spoons: What class means to me by Rebecca Douglass

    Comment posted on 16 October 2024

    What a great read - very well written and hits the class nail on the head!

  • Say hello to your new Voice editor Tom Beasley
    Say hello to your new Voice editor Tom Beasley by Tom Beasley

    Comment posted on 20 August 2024

    Welcome to Voice, Tom! and I totally agree with what you say about celebrating culture beyond London and creating opportunities for new voices to be heard. Voice's mission in a nutshell!

  • Jasmin Vardimon Dance Company: ALiCE review
    Jasmin Vardimon Dance Company: ALiCE review by Mystaya Brémaud

    Comment posted on 24 October 2022

    Hi Mystaya, I totally agree with your excellent review of ALiCE. I also saw it in Shrewsbury and it's a show which uplifts you to watch, with its ever-surprising visuals, fantastic dance and great sense of fun. It will appeal well beyond the contemporary dance audience and I hope lots of people get to enjoy it!

  • World Oceans Day: The impact of films on fins
    World Oceans Day: The impact of films on fins by Callum Holt

    Comment posted on 13 June 2022

    Very interesting piece about how culture can affect attitudes without intending to. I had no idea that humans kill 100m sharks each year...

  • How climate change is reflected in contemporary art
    How climate change is reflected in contemporary art by Candelaria Gómez

    Comment posted on 22 June 2021

    This is a really interesting piece, thank you. Artists are often ahead of society in re-imagining issues we face and creating symbols which raise awareness. I hope these works help us think about climate change more urgently!

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