With his first young adult novel, Run, Riot, having been recently released, author Nikesh Shukla takes some time to talk to Voice about his writing process, tackling diversity in publishing and having your voice heard.

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. 

So you have managed to secure an interview with your favourite practitioner, or well known artist. How do you make sure it all goes to plan?

I spoke to Ingrid about the inspirations for her plays and her view on Fringe and the importance of the arts

I ran into Tim Vine, who was lovely enough to do a quick interview with me! Here he talks about his experiences at the Fringe and gives some advice to young people who wish to get involved in the arts.

Actress, Mogali Masuku, from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, leads in the brilliant professional debut as Lady Macbeth in Iris Theatre's 10th Anniversary production of Macbeth

Editorial intern for Brighton Fringe Jessy Deans talks to Voice about her experience, her future aspirations, and offers advice to readers.

Child actor Abigail Eames has graced our screens in Mr Selfridge, Casualty and Doctor Who, and she hasn't even left school yet! We spoke to Abigail, who plays Ajay Devgn's daughter in the new Bollywood thriller 'Shivaay' as she returned home from filming in India.

Neil Frost can be found at Brighton Fringe this May, performing his one man mine show, The Story of the Nervous Man. 'I think a performer should train in a variety of disciplines,' the comedian, clown and character actor says, 'then create their own practice using the methods that work for them.'

Here, Steffan Zachiyah from BBC3's Transgender: Back to Jamaica discusses his top ten tips for getting a career as a filmmaker.

Brighton Fringe kicks off on 6th May, and offers over 900 events, from cabaret, to theatre, comedy and dance. We'll be heading to Brighton ourselves to bring you the very best from the Fringe, in the meantime, we chatted to Julian Caddy, Managing Director for the festival.

Musician, screenwriter and author of the Jimmy Coates series talks about creative processes