Arts Emergency was set up to give everyone the chance to contribute to the culture they live in. After a challenging year, we believe more than ever that building community, sharing resources, and supporting each other on the way up is how real, positive, immediate change happens.
"We would like to hear more about Labour’s specific plans to ensure broad and balanced education should they come to power in 2024."
Ruby Ticket Partner, the Almeida Theatre, offered our Young Community tickets to see Romeo and Juliet in June. Ruby Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
CEO and Co-Founder Neil Griffiths reflects on a decade fighting for a fairer future.
Ruby Ticket Partner, The Courtauld Gallery, offered our Young Community tickets to see the Peter Doig exhibition in May. Ruby Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
In April, our Young Community were offered tickets to see Retrograde at the Kiln Theatre. Ruby Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5
We chatted with debut author, and fiction editor of Belfast lit mag The Tangerine, Michael Magee about telling stories, writing as a working class creative, and the novels that inspire him.
In March, The WOW Foundation generously donated tickets for it's annual festival at the Southbank Centre. The festival is the world’s biggest, most comprehensive event celebrating women, girls and non-binary people. Ruby Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
We spoke to the LONDNR magazine founder and editor Nina-Sophia Miralles about how she got started, what advice she'd give to budding writers, and what her most surprising experience has been.