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Aside from the traditional well-wishing of ?break a leg!?, few people associate theatre with accidents or want to for that matter, writes Ali Fitzgibbon.
But a new partnership in Northern Ireland is...
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You?re going on an overseas tour. Someone out there wants you, and feeling flattered that at last your company has achieved international notice, you know that you must get the finances right. So...
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Touring abroad has been a feature of the David Glass Ensemble?s work since its foundation in 1989, writes Matthew Jones. The company has toured ?conventional? shows widely in Europe, South America...
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In August 1995 Bobby Colvill, an actor/teacher working with Big Brum, attended the International Drama and Education Association conference in Brisbane as part of the UK Standing Conference of Young...
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Martin Heaney argues that more research is needed into education practice, if the role of education work is ever to achieve its full potential.
A decline in new audiences and new writing in...
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If you have an email address, then someone, somewhere will have asked you to sign up for a .biz domain by now. You may even have handed over your credit card details in confident anticipation of...
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Demand for opera and music theatre is growing, and promoters want to programme both popular and unfamiliar repertoire to satisfy and build opera audiences, but lack of touring product is holding back...
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Take Off, England?s only annual festival for children and young people is taking place from October 27-31, presented by Cleveland Theatre Company in association with ARC in Stockton on Tees.
Now in...
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An awful lot of effort and time, not to mention money, is being poured into the bidding process to become European Capital of Culture 2008 (pages 5-7).
Given the impact of the title on the winning...
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The Arts Council of Wales (ACW) has announced the appointment of Frances Medley as its new Deputy Chief Executive. She first joined ACW as Planning Director, but since September 2000 has been the...
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In collaboration with CIDA, the Creative Industries Development Agency, the West Yorkshire Playhouse is to host a career development programme for five trainees from African, Caribbean, Chinese and...
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Ticketing software is being made available free of charge to all UK arts venues in a special offer by software supplier Synchro Systems.
Venuemaster, which has sold over 800 licences since its launch...
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A suite of 18 Performance Indicators, developed over an 18-month pilot period by a team of 30 venues, is being put forward to the Audit Commission with a proposal that they should be adopted as a...
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The Barclays Stage Partners Autumn 2001 Season is to feature To Kill a Mockingbird, produced by Clwyd Theatr Cymru, and The Importance of Being Earnest, toured by Lip Service Theatre Company in...
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The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra is celebrating one of the most enduring arts/business relationships in the sector, as Six Continents Retail (formerly Bass Leisure Retail) starts its 21st...
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Ticketing transaction and customer data for 28 regional performing arts centres throughout Australia have been collated for longitudinal behavioural analysis and cross-sectional descriptive analysis...
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?Your Body Your Risk??, a new book published by Dance UK, is aimed at young dancers, providing them with information about healthy eating, promoting a positive body image, warning signs of eating...
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What an inspirational way to liven up your Changing Faces section with a ?Separated at Birth? photo feature (ArtsProfessional issue 8, August 27, p2).
OK, so you missed out the caption this time, but...
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Your piece on the Policy Studies Institute (ArtsProfessional issue 7, July 30) goes over old ground.
There is a limit to what language can achieve. You cannot calculate certain types of proposition....
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It is with great alarm and concern that we read about the plight of Midlands Arts Marketing (MAM) (ArtsProfessional issue 8, August 27).
Clearly the facts are not fully revealed in your article, but...
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Thirteen cities have already put themselves forward for the award of European Capital of Culture to be decided next March by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport. Andrew Kelly discusses the...
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Newcastle and Gateshead are jointly bidding to be the European Capital of Culture 2008.The partnership between Newcastle and Gateshead councils and the private sector is creating a new visitor...
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The very thought of Belfast going for the title of European Capital of Culture 2008 will raise an eyebrow or two. However, Belfast has the talent and innovation, and the pioneering spirit that once...