On a visit to Tate Modern I came across some writing by Marlene Dumas.  I’ve always been fascinated by the connection between images, sounds and

BFI Saturday March 28th Studio “Recently single and contemplating a return to the dating scene, David Thorpe has just one obstacle in his way; his

“No-one can listen to a boring voice for more than a couple of minutes. No-one wants to or enjoys listening to a pushed (over-projected) or

Here are a couple of examples of Received Pronunciation. Both from the same era, the early 1900s: the writers Somerset Maugham and Virginia Woolf. Virginia

Being short of breath is extremely distressing.  Sometimes the coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath associated with asthma is due to irritable larynx syndrome and

2011: The Forum started a global network of people between the ages of 20 and 30 who have shown great potential for future leadership roles in

Dante’s Inferno – the modern day re-telling of the story by Craft Theatre had a private viewing last night.  It was a brave tribute by

It’s interesting watching The Voice in Turkey – click on the picture below.  My knowledge of the language is small, so it’s fortunate that the

It was just great to see the alumni from the Max Your Voice training programmes’ past – and enjoy their company and the entertainment on

I’d been asked by an interpreter recently “How do I check if my voice is alright”.  I thought it was a trick question – we’d