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4 August 2019
BOAR - Lewis Doherty
"Armed with just himself and a chair, Lewis Doherty (creator of Wolf) presents Boar. A one-man fantasy adventure tale."
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17 June 2019
Don(er) Pasquale: A riotous, comical opera?
A modern twist on an old art form leads to an funny, entertaining performance.
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28 May 2019
Is theatre a dying art?
In the future, our generation will have the responsibility to keep theatre alive, but how can we possibly be expected to do so when, so many of us have never even been to see a play?...
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19 May 2019
Peter & the Wolf: Watching ballet for the first time
I watched a professional ballet for the first time ever!
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5 May 2019
Forgotten Dialogue
Forgotten Dialogue uses physical theatre to unpick how dialogue works and whether speech is freeing or restricting.
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30 March 2019
Tom Cole: My Trinity Drama Story
Tom Cole, who passed his Trinity Grade 8 'Acting in Pairs' award, talks gender-swapping performances and the importance of trust in acting
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2 November 2018
Gold Arts Award: Unit 1: Part A: Beginning (Step 1)
A brief outline of the plan to further my skills as a dancer, taking advantage of the opportunity given to me by the Gold Arts Award. I will strive to enhance my skills in the field of choreography and teaching by training 26 girls with one co-captain and coordinating them so that they will be able to perform a medley in an organised Dance and Drama Showcase in February
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16 October 2018
Interview with Beatbox Collective
The members of Beatbox Collective speak to Voice about their careers in beatboxing and performing at Edinburgh Fringe
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30 August 2018
Voice's Pick of the Edinburgh Fringe 2018
It is our fifth year at the Fringe, and the fourth that we have run the Pick of the Fringe, and still we are blown away by phenomenal quality and sheer genius that occupies the Scottish capital. In no particular order, here is the best of what we saw during the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. A huge congratulations to everyone on this list!
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11 August 2018
Want my job? with Harriet Usher, Projects Manager
Harriet is the Projects Manager for the Society of London Theatre and UK Theatre, and has worked with the New York Public Library for Performing Arts at Lincoln Center, the V&A and now oversees major events including Theatre Craft, West End Live and the Olivier Awards!
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7 August 2018
Want My Job? with Jill Adamson - Director of Participation
Do you know what it's like to be a Theatre Director? Jill has the answers!
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6 August 2018
Me and My Girl - Chichester Festival Theatre
Me and my Girl is currently running at Chichester Festival Theatre until 25th August 2018. Starring Matt Lucas, Caroline Quentine, Clive Rowe and Alex Young, it is a valuable piece of onstage magic, guaranteed to take the whole theatre on a roller-coaster of imagination, emotion and just plain fun!
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2 July 2018
Want My Job? with Charlotte Couture - Actor & Producer
With women at the heart of her stories, Charlotte runs the successful Sheer Height Productions. What else does she do?
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6 May 2018
Charles III Review
Britain’s least favourite Windsor becomes a Shakespearean hero in Brighton Little Theatre’s latest production of Bartlett’s award winning play for Brighton Fringe
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10 April 2018
Interview with Kheira Bey, theatre practitioner
London-based, RADA-trained aspiring actor Kheira Bey talks to Voice about making her one-woman show debut at King’s Head Theatre, managing her creative endeavours and the importance of preparation.
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21 March 2018
Rupi Kaur - the world's hottest new poet
Performance poetry + Rupi Kaur = perfection.
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5 August 2017 – 26 August 2017
Syd & Sylvia
Eastbourne, 1987. Infamous club owner / compere Syd and his long-suffering wife, club singer/entertainer Sylvia, have been performing the same old routines at their Working Men's club for 15 years. However, after taking up an evening class in Women's Studies, Sylvia has been taking liberties with some of the material, much to the disapproval of her abusive husband...
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11 December 2016
This Movement is Silent by Paul Stringer | FIRST ACTS
From Random Acts Midlands, Paul Stringer's powerful, poignant and potent portrait of Birmingham combines poetry and filmmaking.