Meet the Artist: Olivia Arthur

A young woman smiles at the camera, sat on the floor. She has long dark hair and wears a black vest and leggings. The image is in black and white.

Olivia works on our Swag and Swaglet Choirs as an assistant artist. She is also studying to become a Drama Therapist.

What made you become a performer?

I began my journey in the arts from a very young age, attending different dance and drama schools. Drama and dance helped form my passion and made me realise working within the arts is something I would like to do.

What do you like best about working with darts?

They are an extremely passionate charity and they care about all the work they do. darts has many different opportunities and is always looking for artists to work with and help achieve their goals.

"darts is an incredible charity to work with. I am extremely grateful to work with such an incredible group of people and for such an inspiring organisation."

Three girls sing on stage into a microphone, with their hands up in action. They are part of darts' Swag Choir.

If you could work on anything, what would your dream project or workshop be?

I would love to work in prisons delivering workshops to inmates – using my love of the arts to help with their rehabilitation.

Any advice for someone wanting to get more creative?

Explore things you wouldn’t normally do! Put yourself out there and make an effort to try things you haven’t before. You never know if you do or don’t enjoy something until you try it.

A girl sings into a microphone. She has curly afro hair and wears a blue top. She is part of darts' Swag Choir.

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