Two parallel communities fight to save their forgotten theatres. From bingo to backstage toilet buckets, both theatres have a rich history that may well just save their future.

In our post-pandemic world, we need to support the people around us.

Find out how we can champion inclusive communities when we chat with David Slater

Aged 14-21 and want to make a positive change in your community?

From origami to a new musical instrument, martial arts to a new film genre, this Janaury we would love to know: what have you always wanted to try? Let us know and join in with this month’s #VoiceViews series.

Connecting, collaborating and creating community

The day will included keynote speaker sessions, seminars, panel discussions and workshops all designed around 4 key streams: Health and Wellbeing; Digital; Winning Work and Finance. 

With top end ticket prices on the West End having risen by 19% to an average of £117.52, is theatre becoming less accessible and more elitist?

Have you ever wondered what it's like to work for a theatre company, especially in a senior role? It's a good thing we got to chat with Stuart Cox, from Jacksons Lane!

Karl Hyde, from Underworld, is the man behind the innovative Manchester Street Poem, and he talks to Joanne Wilson, a volunteer and participant in the project and Jez Green, from homeless charity Mustard Tree.

In February, I embarked on a trip to Manila, Philippines. Here I explain what led me there and why.

Aerial Community Greenwich (ACG) is an exciting new aerials training programme, bringing together the local community to learn the arts of aerial performance, movement and theatre practise at The Old Joinery, Greenwich.