Sienna James Assistant Editor Bronze Silver Gold
Sienna is the Voice Assistant Editor and author of the Creative Education series. A de-caf coconut-milk latte gal who spends most of her time in Cambridge cafes, Sienna is currently on a gap year before studying History of Art at the University of Cambridge.
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Interview
9 December 2019Interview with Amari Harris and Andy McKeane, Storyteller and Director at Streatham Space
View Interview"Unscrupulous landlords and people struggling to make ends meet – it sounds like Victorian London, but it’s the reality of today. All of that sits underneath an uplifting and highly silly show where we invite the audience to play along and, hopefully, send out a positive message."
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Interview
9 December 2019We wanted to explore misunderstood love, says performance duo Shamira and Eugénie
View Interview"We wanted to make a show exploring and celebrating these kinds of relationship dynamics and love stories (ancient and unwritten) that might be misunderstood and might elude labels: love in the in-between."
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Opportunity
2 December 2019 – 31 December 2019Submissions now open: Young Audio Awards
View OpportunityThe Young Audio Awards are the UK awards for 8 to 18 year olds and schools who love making audio.
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Blog
5 December 2019Voice Views: Your 2019 Arts Highlight
View BlogWe’re looking back on 2019, and we want you to join us. What has been your 2019 arts highlight?
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Interview
5 December 2019Actor Gregg Lowe on the importance of the arts and his up-coming Netfilx debut
View Interview"Young people are the voice of the future and we need those voices. More than anything, the arts help us to shape the world we live in and teach others what we know."
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Interview
5 December 2019Want my job? with James Barry, theatre writer and director
View InterviewWant to work in theatre? We talk to James Barry about what it's like to be in charge of the pantomime at Theatre Royal Winchester...
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Opportunity
5 December 2019 – 31 January 2020Opportunity to bring new theatre to Edinburgh Fringe 2020
View OpportunityIf you're involved in a young theatre ensemble and want to perform at Edinburgh Fringe 2020, check out this opportunity from the Pleasance.
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Blog
4 December 2019Caroline Calloway: manipulative or misunderstood?
View BlogCaroline Calloway: a constant source of criticism, Cambridge University graduate, and so-called “scammer”. I’ll take a look at why the anti-Calloway criticism could be undeserved, and suggest she might be more savvy aesthete than scheming charlatan.
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Opportunity
4 December 2019 – 3 January 2020Catalyst 2020: calling all young Writers and Directors
View OpportunityIf you're 18-25 and interested in writing and directing for theatre, this opportunity could be for you.
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Opportunity
4 December 2019 – 31 January 2020Deadline extended for Thames Lens Photography competition & Photography Walk Announced
View OpportunityIf you're into photography or want to be, why not enter the Thames Lens competition...
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Interview
3 December 2019It's hard to make Brexit funny without slagging someone off, says comedian Laura Lexx
View Interview"We’re all environmental hypocrites, none of us completely understand what it is to be someone else and we’re all scared of saying the wrong thing. The best way to burst that awkward bubble is to show your flaws and still try."
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Interview
30 November 2019What goes on at Komedia Brighton?
View InterviewFrom comedy and spoken word to cabaret, find out more about what you can see at Komedia Brighton.
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Interview
29 November 2019What goes on at the Kimjang Festival?
View InterviewFind out more about the first ever Kimjang Festival in Europe!
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Interview
28 November 2019Milton Jones on Mock the Week, a career in comedy, and potatoes
View InterviewComedian Milton Jones is embarking on a top secret mission next year, but takes the time to spill all the details to us first...
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Interview
28 November 2019What goes on at Fabula Arts?
View InterviewFabula Arts: helping young artists flourish.
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Interview
27 November 2019I wanted more than survival, says performance poet Neal Pike
View Interview"The 90s was very much a place where disabled people could only survive and never aspire to anything more."
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Interview
26 November 2019Interview with Tania Amsel, creator of Blood Orange
View Interview"Blood Orange was inspired by the dedication of NHS staff, particularly over the Christmas season. It’s a personal journey full of humour, about how mental ill-health and losing a loved one affects junior doctors."
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Interview
22 November 2019Find courage in times of adversity this Christmas, says Artistic Director Suzann McLean
View Interview"Christmas shows are often the first introduction for a child to the theatre. I want to inspire young audiences so they can see that theatre is truly inclusive and that they too can reach their ambition to perform on a professional stage."
Latest Comments
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ALADDIN! The Pantomime. by Phoebe PB -
Pantomime Review: Aladdin by Fyfe IrwinThis sound like a refreshing new twist on an old Panto classic. Thanks for your review, Fyfe. What was your standout moment from this performance?
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The Tale of Little Bevan by Phoebe PBThanks a lot for this review, Pheobe. This performance sounds intriguing - particularly the use of the stage. What surprised you about the show?
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My Research on Lucian Freud. by Freya MaeFantastic research, Freya! How will this impact your Arts Award?
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Love that you've chosen this topic, Ella. It's really opened my eyes to another facet of theatre that I haven't considered before. What was the most surprising thing you learnt from this research?
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Direct Art Action - Victoria Worrall by John Willmott SchoolGreat! What particularly surprised you about this exhibit?
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Comment posted on 10 December 2019
Sounds like this panto got you firmly in the Christmas spirit! What did you think about the artistic choices made by the directors/producers in this performance?