Revoluton Arts is offering a variety of creative summer workshops for you to try and enjoy!

100 days as CEO and Creative Director at Revoluton Arts

Do you have an interesting or unusual story to tell about the Bury Park area of Luton?

Send it to the Museum of Stories, an experimental new digital audio project.

Revoluton Arts will receive funding from Arts Council England enabling delivery of cultural programming until 2025

Find out what happened on our alternative fireworks night at Revoluton Arts' HQ in Marsh Farm!

An insight into the work James McDermott has undertaken with Revoluton Arts through Club Revoluton

As part of the Hope in a Box Young People’s Project, local artists Lavz and Lizzy Fretwell ran two projects exploring young people’s voices in very different ways.

As part of the Hope in a Box Project funded by DCMS and produced by Revoluton Arts, Luton-based creative producer Shemiza Rashid.

Latest blog post from Club Revoluton Young Digital Associe Yasmin, as she reflects on the Dramaturgy Masterclass

Our latest blog is from YDA Yasmin, as she talks about the Young Writers Panel

An exploration of thoughts in regards to writing being a powerful tool to handle grief.

Latest blog post from YDA Yasmin, about the second CHUM's workshop!

This week's blog is from Yasmin, one of our Young Digital Associates. Yasmin talks about the first closed writing workshop for Club Revoluton.

Bruno, one of our Young Digital Associate reflects on the first Club Revoluton writing workshop.

We've partnered with Luton Council to create this new and exciting opportunity for eight Luton based creatives to form the newly established Luton Creative Leaders Group.

We can all relate to the feeling that our attention dropping by the third item on the agenda. Maybe you’re struggling to get your remote team aligned. Or maybe you’re hosting a bigger event that requires audience participation. Depending on your type of meeting, there are a few things you can do to enhance engagement over Zoom

If you’re a first-time user, you might not be familiar with what you can do beyond the mute button. Here are a few great tips including settings and keyboard shortcuts to make you a Zoom pro.

Here are a few tips on how to keep your Zoom audiences engaged.

Here are our tips and top features to help you host safe, secure and respectful Zoom events.

Hosting a meeting or attending a virtual event? Read our guide to Zoom etiquette to keep it smooth, safe and professional.

If you’re only using Zoom for meetings and family quizzes, you’re missing out. Don’t wait for the theatres and performance spaces to go back to normal. You can put on a range of online events right now!

A 15 step guideline to running your own professional virtual event.

In response to the Black Lives Matter campaign, we invited Luton artists to apply for three commissions worth £1,000 each to take time to: Stop. Think. Examine.

We're happy to announce the recipients of the commission.

Guest blog by artist and designer Jack Wates on the process of working with local young people to transform Luton’s Wellington Street Underpass.

In this guest blog, James writes about how working on Revoluton Arts’ online programme helped him develop valuable transferable skills.

Guest blog by Aaron Spendelow, a creative producer and theatre-maker from Luton on his experience of working with us to create an online children’s show during lockdown.

Online book club for 14 to 30-year-olds in Luton. Free copy posted to your door!

Guest blog by Sudha Bhuchar, award-winning actor and playwright. Sudha is the recipient of a co-commission from Revoluton Arts and Wellcome Collection exploring the theme of 'touch' in Bury Park through arts and creativity.

Guest blog by Sudha Bhuchar, award-winning actor and playwright. Sudha is the recipient of a co-commission from Revoluton Arts and Wellcome Collection exploring the theme of 'touch' in Bury Park through arts and creativity.

Guest blog by Huma Qadeer on observing Ramadan in lockdown.

We're making a short film on Ramadan in lockdown in Luton and you could be part of it.

Sudha considers lockdown is affecting Ramadan.

Share your stories and explore the theme of touch in this online workshop via Zoom.

How we’re supporting creativity in Luton during lockdown.

Stories from Bury Park inspired by ‘touch’. Guest blog by Sudha Bhuchar, actor and playwright. Sudha is working in Bury Park on 'Touchstone Tales' — an exploration of the idea of 'touch' using arts and creativity. This project is a co-commission by Revoluton Arts and Wellcome Trust.

Luton creative Victoria Hayford on how a Revoluton Arts Kickstarter Mini Commission helped her shoot a proof of concept trailer for her feature film.

Luton creative Shakira Francis on how a Revoluton Arts Kickstarter Mini Commission helped create a teaser to help with the crowdfunder for her web series.

Luton-based music producer, rapper and guitarist Lavz on how a Revoluton Arts Kickstarter Mini Commission helped her throw her EP launch party.

Luton creative ENNÈ on how a Revoluton Arts Kickstarter Mini Commission helped her amplify her voice.

Revoluton Arts is collaborating with Wellcome Collection and BBC Radio 4 to use art and creativity to explore attitude to touch in Bury Park.

Find out about the fiveLuton creatives who were successful in securing one of our Kickstarter Mini Commissions — up to £400 to help anyone living or working in Luton do something creative, plus mentoring and support to deliver it.

Revoluton young people's programme graduate Prashant Nagar on his experience on the Young Pleasance London Ensemble Autumn Term programme.

Unique 4-week artist residency in Luton on the theme of ‘joy’.

Guest blog by local creatives Sonder Dance Theatre who received a Revoluton Arts Kickstarter Mini Commission grant in February 2019.

Guest blog by local artist Yva Jung who received a Revoluton Arts Kickstarter Mini Commission grant in February 2019.

Guest blog by Gary Stevens (aka Slippy Skills) who received a Revoluton Arts Kickstart Mini Commission grant in February 2019.

Luton-based creative Jakub Rokita, recipient of a Revoluton Arts Kickstarter Mini Commission (grants of up to £400), writes about his animation project.

Local artist Abbie Paramor, recipient of a Revoluton Arts Kickstarter Mini Commission (grants of up to £400), writes about her installation art project.

It can be hard to get going in the creative world, especially when you’re young.

That’s why Revoluton Arts is creating opportunities for young people aged 16 to 30 to develop their creative skills and experience.

Wellcome Collection and Revoluton Arts are seeking to co-commission an artist or artists, to produce and present a new artwork or body of work made in collaboration with communities in Bury Park, Luton on the theme of Touch.

How we're connecting, collaborating and creating with fellow Lutonians to programme and deliver great cultural opportunities in Luton.

Rehana Faisal (Chair of Lantern Muslim women’s organisation) thinks this well-intentioned play misses the mark.

We are looking to contract an experienced arts professional/consultant to help us complete a feasibility report and options plan to support our ambition to become an independent charity in the next 2 years.

Do you live or work in Bury Park? Join us on a creative journey ...

Luton Council and Revoluton Arts seek responses to this call to commission a lead artist/group of artists/arts organisation to create and deliver the ‘August’ event of the pilot year of culture programe.

We are looking for an artist or group of artists to collaborate with young people in Luton to produce an artwork to reinvigorate the Wellington Street underpass, bringing it to life, and creating a local landmark that has been inspired by the ideas and vision of young people across the town.

Have you always wanted to get involved in events and give something back to community that you live in or gain experience?

We're recruiting for Community Activist, Project Coordinator and Digital Marketing roles.

Revoluton Arts offered members of the Qalam Creative Writing Collective an opportunity to see a play at Arcola Theatre.

Join the Revoluton Arts project team.

This year Revoluton Arts have brought to Luton MonologueSlam UK, Luton Midnight Run, Clash of Drums and Levels Festival. Our last big event of 2016 #SacredSongs2016 puts community right at the heart of it and we're looking for talented Lutonians to perform. 

Are you a Lutonion? 18 and above? Passionate about art and culture? Do you have a creative idea or project that you want to make happen?

Revoluton Arts could be the answer! 

Revoluton Arts are looking for a freelance arts marketer to join the team.

Revoluton Arts are looking to commission four Luton based artists to create individual pieces of work of 8-10 minutes, in any media or art form, to be staged at a public event.

We’re looking to commission a photographer who is experienced in delivering high quality imaginative portraits.

Designers/Agencies invitation to tender for the branding and publicity design for a new Luton based music festival.

The Midnight Run is a walking, arts-filled, night-time cultural journey through urban spaces. It gathers strangers and local artists/activists to explore, play and create whilst the city sleeps.

Following youth and adult auditions in Luton, 17 actors are through to the Luton MonologueSlam, which takes place at Luton Library Theatre on 20 May.

Revoluton Arts is excited to announce the judges for MonologueSlam Luton, the industry showcase for actors from all backgrounds.

Monologue Slam UK is an industry showcase for showcase for actors from all backgrounds and profiles. Sponsored by Spotlight and supported by industry as a whole, MonologueSlam UK is open to everyone and for the first time will be holding auditions in Luton.