Voicebox: Speak Up!

We catch up with the team at Clay Party, stars of brand-new dramedy, Outside, produced in association with the Pleasance Trust, currently at Edinburgh Fringe!

Delivering an important message through incredibly dark humour, Lost Voice Guy brings back the humanity to an increasingly marginalised group.

An intriguing drama about what happens when we let toxic masculinity take control. 

Victim, Complex tells the story of how Kiri Pritchard-Mclean comes to realise her own experience of an abusive, unbalanced relationship, and wants to share it with the world - and it’s bloody funny too!

With passion for activist causes growing in a world focused on physical direct action, how can people with disabilities have their voices heard online and offline?

The UK Government are co-hosting a global summit on disability at the end of July, but DPAC have a number of concerns over its implementation and intention.

Aimee Wilkinson, Head of Artistic Development for Writing East Midlands, talks about developing literature in the local community, how creative writing can help with social isolation and running projects from conferences to workshops with refugees. 

You may have had an accident or an illness, or just got older. But as well as having to come to terms with various physical life-changes, what else can you expect? Sadly, it isn't likely to be easy.

With his first young adult novel, Run, Riot, having been recently released, author Nikesh Shukla takes some time to talk to Voice about his writing process, tackling diversity in publishing and having your voice heard.

Disabled and non-disabled, refugees and citizens: united we stand, divided we fall

Looking back at how disabled people have fought for change

Tracking the revolutionary and reformative power of protest songs through the ages.