I sat down to chat with French choreographer, dancer and teacher Sandrine Monin about the creation of her newest work; ‘The Shopkeeper’.

A good show that tackles a hard subject in an intelligent way. The torment is expertly portrayed and we have some star actors in the making.

A stunning conversation on mental health through the unified strength of dance and dialogue

For a humanities student, the benefits of creative writing and reading are well known. But within the NHS, this is arguably less so...

Let's focus on the arts as a route to the mental health solution.

The Professional Lighting and Sound Association show is a great opportunity to find out more about what’s going on in the entertainment and live events industries.  Whilst the exhibitions are largely about the new tech available across the board, there are really helpful organisations on site and a range of seminars available to attendees.

Gap Years offer a wealth of opportunities to young people, but it’s not all elephant sanctuaries in South East Asia, you have to learn to navigate the adult world.

A solo show about the British Asian Female experience using theatre, dance and music at The Hen and Chicken Theatre, Islington on the 3/4th August at 19:30 with a running time of 45 mins. 

I have Irritable Bowel Syndrome. What does that mean? Well, my favourite explanation is: ‘my stomach hates me’. That’s not the scientific definition, as per, but for me it sums up the experience of having IBS.

Kate Marston is proud to present new writing, Obsession, running for five performances at London’s new Katzpace Theatre from the 10th June (2.30pm; 7.30pm) to the 13th June 2018 (7.30pm).

Laughter really is the best medicine

I spoke to Ben about his show, being a performer and the importance of male mental health