Hi guys, this post is part of my Gold Arts Award, and it would be great if you could post your opinions below, even if it's only one sentence! Another way to express your opinion would be through the survey, which I've included below.

In the future, our generation will have the responsibility to keep theatre alive, but how can we possibly be expected to do so when, so many of us have never even been to see a play?...

Brighter Sound’s Charlie Morrison reflects as the final findings are published on four years of the national Exchanging Notes project. And the message seems to be that music education must – and can – change.

Having been a fan of Rachael Sage for quite some time, I jumped at the chance to see her perform live. On the 16th of May I headed down to Bedford hoping that her studio sound with which I was enamoured would be done justice in a live environment.

My thoughts on my first time at an art exhibition.

A fantastically manic take on the budding sexuality 

Huguette Caland is a Lebanese artist whose work is currently being exhibited in a solo exhibition at the Tate gallery in St Ives. I visited the exhibition on 26 May 2019.

Young Art Cornwall was a competition to promote the talent of young Cornish artists, while raising money for Cancer Research UK. The exhibition of the short-listed and award winning artworks took place at the Tate Gallery in St Ives between the 6th and the 9th of December 2018.

Before a week ago I had never had the pleasure of seeing ballet live, So what did I think of it? I thought that it was beyond incredible. And here’s why…

As a part of my Bronze Arts Award I wrote this review. 

Dead Dog in a Suitcase is a story that has been adapted for the stage by Carl Grose, the original story (The Beggar’s Opera) by John Gay. 

When Mayor Goodman and his dog are assassinated, they leave a lot behind. A miserable widow, an empty suitcase and the pressing need for a new mayor. Which is where Les Peachum and his wife step in, but not necessarily with good intent. But things only get worse when their daughter, Pretty Polly Peachum, marries contract killer Macheath which Mr and Mrs Peachum are not happy about at all.

Think 1/2 Monty Python 1/2 Morecambe & Wise with a sprinkle of psychedelic mushrooms on top for good measure.