Voicebox: Want my job?

Lucy Shipp works in Widening Participation and is the Arts Award adviser at the University of Cambridge Museums.

Karl Jobson works for the National Space Centre. I found more about the NSC at the Museums and Heritage Show 2017.

At the 2017 Museums and Heritage Show, I caught up with Holly Bee, Education Officer at GEM...

Brighton Fringe's Event Manager talks to Voice about the her job, her successes, and offers advice to young people

Composer and lyricist Alexander S. Bermange talks to Voice about his job, and his new album Wit & Whimsy

I have had the pleasure talking to Ming de Nasty, a Birmingham-based Photographer, whose work has been shown in exhibitions in the UK, to learn more about Ming's career and where it has taken her.

Aimie Atkinson is an award-winning actress who was in the closing cast of the West End production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's 'In The Heights'.

Prior to his 'Introduction to Theatre' workshop at the Young Vic Theatre, the esteemed The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and The Threepenny Opera playwright spoke to Voice about his views on the next generation of playwrights.

Dave Thomas is a director at Unit Twenty Three, but for many years he's been performing and establishing himself as an independent blues musician around the world. As an aspiring musician myself, as well as a nosey reporter, I decided to ask him some questions about his creative journey.

Neil Frost can be found at Brighton Fringe this May, performing his one man mine show, The Story of the Nervous Man. 'I think a performer should train in a variety of disciplines,' the comedian, clown and character actor says, 'then create their own practice using the methods that work for them.'

Comedian by night, Renewal Coordinator by day, James Bennison's latest show How to be a Supervillain is coming to Brighton Fringe this May, following last year's win of Brighton Fringe 2015 Best Young Comedy Performer.

From the archive: Last April, we met the superb poet, spoken word artist, playwright, novelist and general wordsmith, Joelle Taylor. Who better, to call on for thoughts about using art to change the world?