The review is of the play 'Julius Caesar' from The National Theatre, performed at The Bridge, London but screened live to my tiny local theatre on a Scottish Island.

Tarryne used her Bronze and Silver Arts Awards to develop her blogging skills, which ignited her interest in filmmaking. Nowadays, she is a university graduate based in Bristol and works in the TV industry. We spoke to Tarryne about her other ventures in her creative career, and how she got there.

On Tuesday 6th March 2018, I visited Tate Britain in London to see paintings created by Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851).

Feeling the Avengers Assemble and Avatar vibes.

For Bronze Arts Award

For Bronze Arts Award

On Wednesday 28th March I went to see the York Realist at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. The show was around 1 hour 30 minutes with an interval half way through.

We talk to Anthos Arts about their modern adaptation of Hamlet, their growth through play technique and their exciting up and coming Arts Award projects. 

This is my review on my trip to Hollie's Little Cakery for my part C of my Unit 1 for my Silver Arts Award.

A review of Verve by the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. 

Lincoln Performing Arts Centre. 

Review of Frost/Nixon at the Crucible, Sheffield

Performance poetry + Rupi Kaur = perfection.