Voicebox: Editors' Picks

Emrys answers a few questions about being self employed. There's advice about doing tax returns, getting work and what insurance types mean. And answers to several other questions. So if you're starting out in the big bad world of work or becoming a self employed individual for the first time - this article is to help you get going and through your first tax return.

Executive director of York Theatre Royal talks travelling pantomimes, the arts post-covid and being the target of online abuse.

I explore the historic nature of the New Vic theatre and how it is rooted in the community, and what work the theatre is doing to reach out. 

A dance with death.

Using a bit of coding know-how and an unhealthy relationship with spreadsheets, I try and get an idea of what Twitter thought of Errollyn Wallen's new arrangement of the classic hymn Jerusalem by Sir Hubert Parry. Twitter did not seem impressed...

Before there was Joe Exotic, two eccentric twins set up Wales' first zoo in 1960. Their wild adventures with magnificent animals make Netflix’ Tiger King look tame. 

Two parallel communities fight to save their forgotten theatres. From bingo to backstage toilet buckets, both theatres have a rich history that may well just save their future.

Whilst stuck at home in isolation, there is more time than ever to look into topics you find intriguing. For me, one of these topics is how women have shaped film and TV as we know it.

In 1951 Henrietta Lacks unknowingly donated her cells to cancer research, unaware that they would both save lives and provoke fierce debate over what constitutes ethical medical research.

With two young children, the story of full-time nurse Beverley Penman having to resort to a food bank was all over the press. Despite keeping the country alive, Beverley was struggling to keep her family life from crumbling, and her story isn't unique. How did we get here, and how can we fix it?

From photography to street-art and paintings that challenge the norm, we’re taking a look at the most provocative visual art of the last decade.

10 years of changing music tastes... not all of it was cringey!