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They've had their first meetings, and settled into their new roles, and now they're ready to start making some change.
"I’m committed to using my influence and privilege to help young people from all backgrounds break into the creative sector."
Amie and Sam guest-hosted the morning show at Liverpool-based Melodic Distraction to chat about all things mentoring!
For 2023 a group of mentors and mentees contributed their perspectives on the Arts Emergency mentoring programme to two videos encouraging new participants to join up
2021 was a year of change, challenges, and lots of progress. Our Impact Report showcases the tremendous strides we made, and the areas where we need to push harder.
In April our Young Talent were given tickets to see For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy at the Royal Court Theatre. Ruby Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
We spoke to Sarah-Linn Taylor about what a stage manager does, how to get into the industry and her favourite part of working on Get Up, Stand Up! the musical.
Do you remember how you spent your work experience placement? Was it the most useful or the most useless week?