How do you balance being a drama teacher, being a mother, a wife and playing netball? Holly has the answers!

We speak to Word of Mouth Theatre, whose show Lippy made it onto the shortlist for Voice's Best Newcomer to Brighton Fringe 2018!

Alongside her colleague Melanie, Holly runs an arts and well-being organisation in Norwich, working with various communities and groups to create all kinds of artwork. Let's see what she has to say!

We speak to Two Surnames, whose show Fix My Brain made it onto the shortlist for Voice's Best Newcomer to Brighton Fringe 2018!

Considering we get all these articles about artists and what they do for a living, you may be wondering – what exactly do I do? Well, fellow reader, you’re about to find out!

Australian graffiti artist Jerome Davenport talks about how he got into street art, the importance of creativity, how art is a form of activism and his inspirations. 

We talk to Ross Jeffery, Executive Director and Head of Books at STORGY Magazine, about how STORGY came to exist and what helped him build his career in the arts. 

After graduating university, Paige has received a kick-start in her career in the music industry by working as an apprentice at the O2 Apollo Manchester, as well as managing her own business with her sister. Let's see what she has to say!

I spoke to Ben about his show, being a performer and the importance of male mental health

We talk to recent graduate Tom Fisher about being a freelance animator, his directing talents, his dyslexia, and advice he wish he had received when starting out!

Nici has been a vital member of the Voice Mag team ever since she first joined us, but what exactly does it take to be an Arts Award Editor? Let's find out, shall we?

WINDOW is Brighton Fringe's Arts Industry showcase created to develop and encourage artists ready for the next step in their career. We spoke to Emer and Nina of You Should See the Other Guy, whose show Land of the Three Towers: Vol II was selected as a WINDOW participant.