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Voicebox: Identity and Equality

Identity and Equality

We believe that the arts, and society as a whole, is better when it is diverse. Better representation, equal opportunities, and a voice for everyone should be an expectation, not a pipe dream. There should be more accurate depictions of LGBTQ+ relationships on screen, more BAME talent celebrated in award ceremonies, and more access for disabled people in theatre. People should be able to see themselves represented and acknowledged in society. Our differences are what make us the same, and we should cherish that, and build upon it to make a better world for all.

  • Blog Limits to access in theatre: the disabilities that aren’t covered
    3 June 2019

    Limits to access in theatre: the disabilities that aren’t covered

    by Mary Strickson Contributor

    Access in theatre has come a long way from where it began. However, it’s now viewed as a problem that has been solved, but there is still a very long way to go.

    View Blog
  • Blog Why are so few film directors female?
    3 May 2019

    Why are so few film directors female?

    by Oluwatayo Adewole Contributor

    Only 4% of studio directors are female, why is the film industry like this and what can be done to change it?

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  • Blog Why has the music industry struggled to achieve true equality?
    12 April 2019

    Why has the music industry struggled to achieve true equality?

    by Sophie McCarthy Contributor

    5 Seconds of Summer's recent collaboration with The Chainsmokers got me thinking about systematic problems within the music industry that make true equality hard to reach.

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  • Blog Are Woman Sexualised In Music Videos?
    20 February 2019

    Are Woman Sexualised In Music Videos?

    by soraya khalesi

    Gold Arts Award Unit 1 Part D 

    View Blog
  • Review Kiki with Drag Queens : Rascals review
    27 November 2018

    Kiki with Drag Queens : Rascals review

    by Andrea Oldereide

    Review of Rascals' show from Nov. 16th. Description of three acts. London.

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  • Photo Blog More than just a drag queen
    21 November 2018

    More than just a drag queen

    by Andrea Oldereide

    Short feature on a 21-year-old student who works as a drag queen. 

    Matthew Perry works as a host in a nightclub, where he dresses as a drag queen named Tequila Addams. His drag persona is very unique as he paints eccentric designs on his face rather than just a traditional drag queen make up. He taught himself to make these amazing facial art looks.

    Nowadays, we see a lot of drag queen performers on mainstream media, but we do not see the hard working side of a drag queen trying to break into the industry. Matthew stands out because he juggles his life between his fashion management studies at the University of the Arts London and his nightlife work as Tequila Addams.

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  • Interview Interview with Edward Bains, documentary filmmaker
    12 November 2018

    Interview with Edward Bains, documentary filmmaker

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Journalism and documentary filmmaking student at the University of Sussex talks about his latest project that explores the changes to LGBT venues in the UK

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  • Blog Sexism and the Music Industry
    25 September 2018

    Sexism and the Music Industry

    by Kat Skinner

    Is sexism within the music industry completely overlooked and are we doing enough to inspire women to take part in the arts?

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  • Interview Interview with Norwich Pride
    12 September 2018

    Interview with Norwich Pride

    by Luke Taylor Contributor

    Norwich Pride celebrated its 10th anniversary this year and we spoke to Nick O'Brien, who helped start it. This interview was conducted at the end of July. 

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  • Review Prom Kween
    28 August 2018

    Prom Kween

    by Sam Nead Contributor

    A hilarious and heartwarming show filled with sparkles, sass and a serious message

    View Review
  • Review Denim: The Reunion Tour
    20 August 2018

    Denim: The Reunion Tour

    by Sam Nead Contributor

    A joyous, harmonious, sexy celebration of being yourself

    View Review
  • Review Velvet
    5 August 2018

    Velvet

    by Louise Maloney Local Reporter

    Taking inspiration from the 2017 #MeToo movement, this piece of new writing is performed by solo-artist Tom Ratcliffe.

    View Review
  • Photo Blog London Pride 2018
    10 July 2018

    London Pride 2018

    by Isabella Colletta Contributor

    London’s annual celebration of the LGBTQ+ community was as spectacular, vibrant and vital as ever.

    View Photo Blog
  • Blog The Dark Side of LGBT
    9 July 2018

    The Dark Side of LGBT

    by Luke Taylor Contributor

    Whilst Pride season is all fun and games, it creates a mask that hides the issues that exist within the LGBTQ+ community.

    View Blog
  • Blog Love and Pride
    6 July 2018

    Love and Pride

    by Guest Contributor

    Writer and composer Ian Tucker-Bell writes about his changed opinions regarding Pride

    View Blog
  • Interview Interview with Ian Tucker-Bell, The Orange Works
    6 July 2018

    Interview with Ian Tucker-Bell, The Orange Works

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Writer and composer Ian Tucker-Bell talks about his new show Trans Pennine, accessibility in the creative sector for LGBTQ+, and offers some advice to those who want to take a show up to Edinburgh Festival Fringe

    View Interview
  • Review Dirty Computer - Janelle Monáe
    28 June 2018

    Dirty Computer - Janelle Monáe

    by Bhavesh Jadva Voice Team

    With Dirty Computer, Monáe challenges the status quo in terms of music, sex and sexuality.

    View Review
  • Feature Modern feminist role models for girls
    3 April 2018

    Modern feminist role models for girls

    by Franki Hay Contributor

    A list of 5 of the best role models for encouraging feminism in young girls, in celebration of Women’s History Month- looking out for the icons of the future.

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