Editorial archive

The key to building a loyal audience for a family arts festival? It needs to come from a place of integrity, says Rowan Hoban.

South East Dance, Bow Arts Trust and Titchfield Festival Theatre are the first organisations to benefit from the Arts Impact Fund.

The women behind Afghanistan’s Zohra orchestra tell Mirwais Harooni about the fierce battle they face to pursue their passion.

National Museums Scotland has ended a three-year dispute with the Public and Commercial Services Union with the help of the Government. The 179 affected staff have given up weekend working allowances...

In a bid to accommodate working people and non-Londoners, this year the BBC Proms will reserve 100 standing tickets – less than 10% of the total – for online purchase during a three-hour...

Plays about the working class, primarily played to middle class audiences, needn’t be indulgent voyeurism – they can provide a clear wake-up call, says Lyn Gardner.

88% of Mexicans like Shakespeare compared with only 59% of British people, according to a new survey that found the bard’s popularity was greater when taught in translations which used “...

The BBC will be opening access to third-party content on the iPlayer, starting with a six-month schedule of digital content involving arts organisations. The British Film Institute, Shakespeare...

22 organisations have been selected as PRS Foundation Talent Development Partners 2016 and will receive grants to deliver support for music creators.

Adrian Ellis is surprised by the recent wave of new museums and museum extensions. Is building always the best thing to do, he asks. 

Chris Long finds out why Idle Women converted a northern narrowboat into a women-only arts centre.

All shows in April have been cancelled at the 106-year-old venue after plasterboard became loose and fell into the rigging above the stage while a group of children were rehearsing.