Diana Walton Voice Team

I'm the director of Upstart Projects which supports the Voice Team and other young creatives to run great projects. Proud to have been involved with Arts Award since it was a twinkle in the eye, and to watch it build many young people's brilliant artistic and leadership skills. And now we can shout about these on Arts Award Voice!

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  • The Majestic Medusa
    The Majestic Medusa by Sophie Cartwright

    Comment posted on 19 February 2019

    I also saw this show and you've described really well the originality of the choreography and the sheer unexpectedness of some of the movement and imagery! A very unusual experience, not to be missed.

  • The Fame! Revival
    The Fame! Revival by Sophie Rogers

    Comment posted on 1 February 2019

    Sounds like a great show! I've seen Fame! a couple of times years ago, but this thoughtful review reminds me that the story is about growing up and getting real as well as finding fame.

  • 'For the many not the few!' in Wem
    'For the many not the few!' in Wem by Sophie Cartwright

    Comment posted on 15 January 2019

    This sounds like a great event, Sophie! Cafe Lola looks brilliant and it seems this party really brought the community together for a good night out.

  • Interview with The Quentin Dentin Show's writer and composer Henry Carpenter
    Interview with The Quentin Dentin Show's writer and composer Henry Carpenter by Jack Solloway

    Comment posted on 23 October 2018

    Great interview & I love this album, though I probably count as a cult follower having seen the stage show six times...

  • How to own your performance
    How to own your performance by Chloe Lam

    Comment posted on 28 June 2018

    This is fascinating, Chloe! Would love to hear more of your insights into opera on Voice. It's an art form that many people are a bit nervous about!

  • Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime
    Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime by Jess F

    Comment posted on 16 April 2018

    Brilliant play - I saw it a few years ago and your review absolutely captures it and reminds me of how moving and powerful it is and how well it translates the novel onto the stage. Very well-written review too!

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