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Anna talks about a new wave of musicals empowering us to be just that: us.
Read MoreOn Wednesday July 19th, we hosted our Summer Cabaret evening at one of our favourite venues, The Phoenix, Cavendish Square. Filled with energetic performances from our choirs and smaller groups and soloists from within the Starling family, the event was a great success!
Read MoreLast night, two of the most influential musical theatre writers of the last century shared the stage for a very special panel discussion. Lin-Manuel Miranda, writer of Hamilton (arguably the most talked-about Broadway musical in years) spoke with Andrew Lloyd Webber, whose work has been so successful he hardly needs an introduction!
Anna and Emily were lucky enough to be in the room where it happened! Find out what they thought..!
Read MoreA filth* of Starlings descended on the Royal Festival Hall last Friday to get festive at The Choir With No Name's Big Christmas Singalong.
Read MoreWe think our new album, High Five, is brilliant.
But don't just take our word for it! We've asked some of our members for their thoughts, and here's what they had to say about each other's tracks!
Read MoreThe Starling team reflect on High Five, our fifth anniversary concert.
Read MoreGareth Malone is at it again. Like us, he loves nothing more than getting people to sing in schools, communities and workplaces, and now he has now formed a choir of 12 celebrities to sing the official single for this year’s Children in Need - a cover of Avicii’s Wake Me Up .
Read MoreTelling stories is one particularly powerful purpose of music and theatre. Stories from the past - from our history - offer a particularly pertinent use of the arts, a way of examining what's come before us, where we've come from and how this might affect the world as we currently experience it.
When a talented team of writers approached us asking if we would workshop a new piece of music theatre for the amateur and youth market, we jumped at the chance, particularly when we heard the premise; with music by Jen Green (who has been seen playing piano with Starling Arts for over three years) book by Caroline Wigmore and lyrics from Blanche Girouard, Surplus Women is a show exploring a seminal but rarely talked about period of British history.
Read MoreStarling Arts connects people through singing! Find out more about our workplace singing experiences, choir community, singing workshops and annual Summer School.