"I think it would be nice to see more grand gestures of kindness, especially in these apocalyptic times"

Bella talks us through her recently published report exploring the lack of critical engagement with theatre made by artists with learning disabilities, and discusses how we could shake up the industry to be both more diverse and more inclusive.

"Your consent starts only when you understand.”

James has composed music for film, TV, and video games, alongside his job as a coordinator within Arts Award. He recently scored a film that appeared at the Santa Barbara Film Festival.

Sol has "the wonderful job of inventing the future" by being CEO of REWIND, and sitting as Chairman of both the BAFTA Immersive Entertainment Advisory Group and Immerse UK.

Ned is an actor from Sheffield who made the plunge to move to London, and is now working with acclaimed Spies Like Us on their latest work, Speed Dial.

Phoebe lives in the Netherlands working as a development consultant, but is also a poet and arts journalist. She was recently shortlisted for the The Observer/Anthony Burgess Prize for Arts Journalism for her review of the works of Ute and Werner Mahler.

We talk to Aqsa about machine learning, her career path into Datalab, remote working, and the difficulties of being a female in the technology sector.

You may not know them by name, but if you’ve played Hideo Kojima’s Death Stranding you’ll know their sound. We speak to Ryan Joseph Karazija, the driving force behind the band.

"Believe in yourself and speak up. Your voice matters."

From a costume purchased in Paris to politics and property development , take a look at Amy Gwilliam's new project for VAULT Festival 2020. 

From the rave scene of the early 90s to the imminent relaunch of his record label, Ross Harper has a lot to say on music, drugs, and the freedom to make mistakes.