Ink Pellet - November 2017

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The November issue is packed with interviews, features and advice for arts teachers and students looking to further their studies or a career in the arts. The interviews in this issue include author Anne Cassidy, whose catalogue includes several challenging YA novels; Canadian Rakugo storyteller, Katsura Sunshine, who gives us an insight into this ancient Japanese artform; with award-winning playwright Chinonyerem Odimba, discussing her latest play Twist and with the theatre director Sally Cookson, as she adapts a CS Lewis classic for the West Yorkshire Playhouse this Christmas.
On the training front, we look at a new digital resource to enhance the teaching and training of physical theatre performers and have some sound advice for musical theatre performers in maintaining a healthy voice.
Dance isn’t neglected in this issue either – with two features examining both the fantastic work of Frantic Assembly in encouraging male dancers, whilst Susan Elkin poses the question ‘why do so few men take up ballet?’
Our exhibition writer, Graham Hooper, offers an insight into a couple of contemporary photographic exhibitions currently running in London.