Hello Everyone. We have a new venue for Demostage. The event will now be hosted at To The Moon, a lovely bar in Old Market.

MAYK is delighted to be a recipient of Arts Council England’s Catalyst Small Grants programme.

Catalyst Small Grants is designed to help organisations build their fundraising capacity and become more resilient.

Following a very productive Demostage in June, we are once again inviting anyone currently working on a creative project (be it theatre, music, games, sound, or beyond) who would like to share their ideas in a relaxed and friendly setting, to submit their ideas. 

MAYK is delighted to have been recommended for funding from Bristol City Council through its new Cultural Investment Programme. 

Are you aged 16-21 and love theatre? Would you like to get involved with MAYK by either being on our board or being part of our new young programmers group

We're using vorbs to capture the thoughts of the casts taking part in Can You Hear Me Now. Take a look at our first one. 

It’s often hard to find a way to let other people in to an artist’s creative process in a way that feels natural, unstructured and open. Blogs and rehearsal diaries often become a bit of an albatross, something an artist feels like they have to do in order to promote the finished show. 

Olivia Watkins reflects on a workshop with Verity Standen.

Today is World Mental Health Day, and so we're publishing our new Mental Health Policy, developed through MAYK’s participation in Arts Council England’s Agent for Change programme.

After three wonderful years above St Nicholas Market with Stand+Stare, Interval, Bristol Circus City and Bristol Pound, we've moved across to the Bristol Festivals Hub on Unity Street.