If you're involved in a young theatre ensemble and want to perform at Edinburgh Fringe 2020, check out this opportunity from the Pleasance. 

Learn more about the FUSION PRIZE, a new competition (with a £50K prize fund) to find innovative ways to upskill future generations, empowering them to meet the demands of today’s employers.

If you’re applying for funding for your project then being faced with a blank form can be pretty daunting. It can feel like a test or a series of hoops to jump through and funders often use language which makes it more confusing.

The never-ending Brexit omnishambles, a decline in cultural funding, and a lifeline is thrown to an iconic British high street brand

Children’s theatre also misses out in the new financial package

Thank you for holding a Sport Relief Social Enterprise. This year, we are building on our partnership with UnLtd and Spirit of 2012 to help savvy young people build on the success of their Sport Relief events and continue the good work in their local area.

Rising demands and cuts to the NHS means the police are having to pick up the pieces, according to a senior officer

This is part of my gold arts award Unit 1 Part D

ART:sync and urbanflo creative in conjunction with Brighton Fringe are very pleased to announce the 'Irene Mensah Artist Bursary' for community artists based in Brighton & Hove who are participating in Brighton Fringe 2017.

The Pebble Trust is supporting Brighton Fringe participants by offering three bursaries to young people wishing to put on an event.

Brighton Fringe is an official Youth Partner of O2 Think Big. This means that if you are aged between 13 and 25, you can apply for a Think Big fund of £300 towards the cost of putting on an event.

As part of my Gold Arts Award: Part D, I have decided to write an article on why we should fund the arts. Please share your viewpoints.

I'm interested to hear what you all think about funding the arts.