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26 January 2021
Interview with Charlotte Anne-Tilley, actor and writer
"If you love acting, writing, or directing then throw yourself into it. Immerse yourself in it. Don’t worry about the big picture just yet. Put on a play, shoot a short film and enjoy every minute of it."
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21 January 2021
Amanda Gorman’s inauguration performance is one of many reasons to feel hopeful for the future
Biden’s inauguration is symbolic and historic for a number of reasons, and the first US National Youth Poet Laureate’s performance is definitely among them
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21 January 2021
One in four young people 'unable to cope' with the pandemic
Survey results from The Prince’s Trust find a quarter of young people are at risk of giving up on their future and themselves.
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20 January 2021
Interview with Sally Ann Hall, comedian
Alaskan, feminist, and partyer Sally Ann talks to Voice about her quarantine comedy special that is airing as part of season 2 of [email protected]
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20 January 2021
Interview with Daniel Kinch, playwright and activist
Daniel Kinch is a climate activist who is performing PLANET PHUCKETT! – a solo comic play about global warming and the future – as part of [email protected]'s second season.
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20 January 2021
Interview with Lucy-Jo Finnighan, writer and director
Lucy-Jo is a recent MA graduate from the North-East whose show "Over on Grim Street" is preforming in season 2 of [email protected]
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19 January 2021
Interview with Lori Hamilton, actor, writer, director
Lori Hamilton is a 'people-pleasing' one woman 'comedy recycling plant', who has two shows in season 2 of [email protected]
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19 January 2021
Interview with Peter Hudler, cellist
Peter is an Austrian cello player whose show Cello on Fire is currently playing as part of season 2 of [email protected]
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18 January 2021
Interview with Melanie Gall, music historian and vocalist
Melanie holds five (yes five!) opera degrees, has a tame pet sparrow, and is the only Canadian performer to perform in Chad. She also has two shows available to watch for free in season 2 of [email protected]
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5 January 2021
Interview with actress Anna Rust, Carnival Row
"Only do this if you really feel there’s nothing in this world you could possibly do instead... But if like me and this is your life, fight with everything you have, find a self-loving way to deal with the losses and genuinely celebrate the victories, no matter how small they may seem."
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30 December 2020
Top 10 Voice articles of 2020
Looking back at an exceptional year of content from Voice
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23 December 2020
Want my job? With Ethan Kelly, Communications & Marketing Officer
"There are times when I do not feel like doing anything for a few days as the news is so sad. If you are feeling like this too, then that is normal… Be kind to yourself."
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16 December 2020
Where will the arts be in 2025?
In the final hangout session co-led by UK New Artists and Voice Magazine, we asked what the arts will look like in 2025. The answer – perhaps unsurprisingly – is complex.
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14 December 2020
Event registration for Brighton Fringe 2021 is now open! [Updated]
The largest arts festival in England has just opened events registration for artists looking to perform in the 2021 festival.
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9 December 2020
Interview with Linus Karp, actor and theatre maker
Swedish actor Linus Karp talks on Covid-19, 'Jellicle' shows, the future of the theatre industry, and some exceptionally awkward conversations.
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30 November 2020
Discover the new instrument that changes light to sound!
We speak to Frazer Merrick, co-founder of CLIP, to learn more about their new instrument – the Photon Smasher!
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12 November 2020
Want my job? with Luke Galloway, videographer
Freelance videographer Luke Galloway talks about how he entered the industry, how a diverse skillset can help propel your career, and how the Midlands has a growing creative scene.
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6 November 2020
Digital Creatives: Benjamin Simon
Benjamin Simon is a music producer and dancer who is looking to the past to creates the grooves and moves of the future.
Comment posted on 26 January 2021
Great job! I wish I could do embroidery but my fingers are too fat for such fine precision!