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Women Talking entertainment
Janet Edwards - Everyone’s a Singer
Janet Edwards believes you can teach the world to sing and she should know! Among those she has helped as a voice coach are stars like Leona Lewis. She met up with Abi Mowbray to reveal a little more about her art and explains why she is convinced that singing sets us free.
BEV, Bigelow and a Baby
There was a celebratory atmosphere at the opening night of the Birds Eye View women’s film festival at the NFI on London’s South Bank and as Patricia McLoughlin reported from the event, there was much to be positive about.
Special Screening
With fingers crossed and hopes high for Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker) to become the first woman ever to win the Oscar for Best Director on March 7, BEV are running their own competition and planning a special celebration for the big night.
Stacey Jackson - Music For Youth
Music is regarded by many as the one true voice piece of the young, even though the boundaries have changed in the modern era with the rise of reality TV. Poppy Watt caught up with singer and performer Stacey Jackson to find out a little more about her initiative to get more children into music with MFY – Music for Youth.
Rachel Millward - A Pregnant Pause
An inspiration amongst women in her field, Birds Eye View founder and CEO Rachel Millward, spoke to Patricia McLoughlin about the forthcoming BEV 2010 festival, as well as an altogether more personal and much anticipated arrival of her own.Festival Party
BEV NEWS ICA Theatre, Thur 11 Mar, 7pm–1am
The culmination of a sizzling festival will see a night of live music, acts & DJs including Hooligan Night, Patti Plinko, Anna Calvi & Mr Beasley
Claudia Morris – Living A Dream
The number of new female artists emerging on the music scene is almost unprecedented and each one seems to have their own unique story to tell. George R Vaughan caught up with singer Claudia Morris ahead of a series of shows in London and discovered she has many more strings to her bow than just an impressive voice.
Birds Eye View
With two weeks to go, the excitement is building for this years Birds Eye View Film Festival. Women Talking will be providing you with regular updates up to and throughout this exciting event, as it showcases the very best new female talent in the film industry.
Legally Blonde
After taking the West end by storm, Legally Blonde has become the darling of the theatre critics. Having confessed to not being a fan of the movie, George R Vaughan nevertheless decided to take a look for himself and was delighted to report that for once, there was a show deserving of its praise.
Precious
Every now and then a film comes along that redefines cinema. Grabbing all the headlines and now on general release in the UK, Poppy Watt put a couple of hours aside to view the new movie Precious and was blown away by what she encountered.
