For the last two weeks in September, we’ll be shutting up shop to give everyone a well earned break. Since March, aside from a few days...

Autism and art have a complex relationship. In one breath, the art world is designed for neurotypicals - the bright lights and...

In today’s industry, seeing the words “Intimacy Director” on a theatre programme or listed on the end of program TV Credits is becoming...

Cover photo: Oasissy, photo by Tiu Makkonen It’s been a colossal year for RuPaul’s Drag Race. The multi-franchise drag reality TV show...

Growing social awareness of mental health and wellbeing has never been more prominent than now, in the current uncertain climate of...

Please note: This article was written prior to the announcement of the government rescue package for the Arts and Culture sector on 5th...

For the longest time, there has been a severe lack of any LGBTQ+ representation that isn’t a cis white gay man in media. Over the past...

An asexual person is usually defined as “a person who does not experience sexual attraction” (AVEN). An asexual person might be drawn to...

There is an enduring perception of the arts sector as a champion of diversity, inclusivity, and equality. To an outsider, the sector...

This piece is an introduction to my perspective of whitewashing of Queer History & Culture. I hope this will provide a helpful starting...

The Oscar nominations are always a contentious matter and the 2020 awards were no exception. Despite the success of Parasite, once again...

It’s undeniable that social media has a big impact on our lives. Many of us spend time each day scrolling through timelines and feeds....

LGBT+ History Month started in 2005, and takes place every February in the UK, with the aim to expand the education of LGBTQ+ rights.

We’re very big into asking ourselves difficult questions. It helps us to develop and grow our practice, and how can we ask difficult...

Not a day goes by where we are not faced with words such as ‘Climate Crisis’ ‘Single Use Plastic’, ‘Carbon Footprint’, and many more. In...

By Kate As 2019 comes to an end, I've been taking a look back and reflecting on all the exciting thing we have done this year. We started...

By Kate Over the last year protests have broken out all over the world, from Hong Kong, to Spain, France, Bolivia, and here in the UK....

By Heidi This is part two of an exploration into well being and mental health within the cultural sector. You can follow this journey on...

As well as enjoyable outings to the theatre, what can be achieved by using the arts as a tool for education and personal growth is often...

By Heidi 📷 “The arts world has turned working-class people into a problem to be solved rather than audience members or artists to be...