Saskia Calliste Voice Team
Saskia is the Deputy Editor of Voice and has worked on campaigns such as International Women’s Day, Black History Month, and Anti-Bullying Week. Outside of Voice, Saskia is a published author (Hairvolution) and has guest featured in various other publications (The Women Writers’ Handbook/ Cosmopolitan/ The Highlight). She has a BA in Creative Writing and Journalism and an MA in Publishing. She is a mentor for Women of the World Global, has guest lectured at the University of Roehampton and has led seminars/panel talks on Race, Equality and Diversity. She was a 2022 Guest Judge for Dave (TV Channel) in search of the 'Joke of the Fringe'. She is 27-years-old, based in London, and loves to cook and explore new places in her spare time.
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5 August 2019Such Filthy Fxcks
View ReviewA hidden gem in a room that was so hard to find, not even the staff knew where it was.
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5 August 2019Isma Almas: About a buoy; Adventures in Adoption
View ReviewJust your garden variety Pakistani, female, lesbian Muslim, who adopted a black son with her white wife; definitely nothing to see here.
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4 August 2019Sara Barron: Enemies Closer
View ReviewShe’s American, she’s judgemental, I mean “perceptive”, and she’s not sorry about any of it.
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4 August 2019Michael Odewale: #BlackBearsMatter
View Review“If Paddington Bear was a few shades darker it would have been a very different story.”
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4 August 2019Ivo Graham: The Game of Life
View ReviewIvo Graham is the quintessential English stereotype gone rogue.
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4 August 2019The War of the Worlds
View ReviewWhether it’s Orson Welles or a random conspiracy theorist on the internet, people will believe anything, and the truth should not be taken for granted.
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4 August 2019Beach Body Ready
View ReviewIf you came here for clichés and feel-good anecdotes, you came to wrong place.
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Blog
30 June 2019Unapologetically Elton
View BlogBehind all the flare, Elton John was just a boy with a dream, being himself to get where he wanted to be, and that couldn’t be a more important message to celebrate during Pride.
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25 June 2019West End Live 2019: Musical magic worth the sunburn
View BlogHosted by Magic Radio’s Tom Price and Louise Dearman, West End Live was the musical theatre event of the summer.
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12 April 2019The housing crisis is still a crisis
View BlogLondon has a housing crisis, yet every new-build housing development that goes up treats addressing the situation as an afterthought.
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20 March 2019Being homeless in temporary accommodation
View BlogHow can someone who has a roof over their head be considered homeless? The underrepresented temporarily homeless culture that is rampant in our communities but no one is talking about.
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Feature
30 November 2018Accessibility and the theatre: what’s the problem?
View FeatureFor some of us, going to the theatre is an enjoyable experience, and the only thing we have to worry about is the quality of the performance. However, members of the audience who are D/deaf or disabled can't even be guaranteed their needs will be accommodated.
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7 November 2018How do people end up homeless?
View BlogWe use the term homeless to describe those we see sleeping rough on the streets. Homelessness is a bigger issue than what we understand and the road to homelessness is not as simple as some of us might think.
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How-to Guide
24 September 2018How to write a good personal statement
View How-to GuideWriting a personal statement can be daunting, but this is all you need to know about what makes a good personal statement, good.
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12 September 2018How To Choose The Best Course For You
View BlogThere are a lot of pressures in picking a university course, but you need to take the time to make sure you’re picking a course you are going to be happy with.
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5 September 2018Clearing: why it's not the end of the world
View BlogYou might be disappointed at not getting into your first choice, but Clearing offers an opportunity to make a different choice; and it doesn't have to be a bad one.
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5 August 2018Accessibility in the Arts with Terri Donovan & Ewa Lamond
View BlogTerri Donovan and Ewa Lamond from the Graeae theatre ensemble, talk Hurricane Protest Songs, disability in the arts, and how you can get involved.
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RSC First Encounters Twelfth Night Review by Luca Rezzano -
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever by George ForsythAngela Bassett definitely deserves an Oscar, I couldn't agree with you more :)
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SIX the Musical - Play review by Esther burtonI completely agree, it’s such a great play 🙌🏿
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Sherwood Arts Week 2022 - Art Review by Esther burtonSounds like a great week!
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Graffiti at BYC by Brighton Youth Centre Brighton BYCVery true, there’s so much to see if we just stopped and looked! Really nice job ☺️
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'Dead Good' Vamos Theatre, review by Toni and Chelsey by Jimmy BatesI haven’t seen any plays that use characteristic miming, but I may have to give one a go! Nice review, Jimmy :)
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Comment posted on 25 November 2022
Really nice review Luca :) I have heard so much about this performance and this captures it really well!