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UK Theatre has announced five new board members.
ADJOA ANDOH will join Oxford University as a temporary professor in the coming academic year.
Manchester Jewish Museum's Chief Executive MAX DUNBAR and Chair of Trustees ANDREW SINGER have announced their resignations.
ELIZA CARTHY is The English Folk Dance and Song Society's new President.
She is the society's fifth president since it was founded in 1932, succeeding SHIRELY COLLINS, who held the post for 12 years.
Charity The Reader has appointed five new trustees.
MICHAEL DUFFY will be Cheltenham Music Festival's Head of Programming from February 2022.
JOSH PARR and DADIOW LIN are joining Donmar Warehouse as Resident Assistant Directors.
BRYONY KIMMINGS has been named Oily Cart's new Ambassador.
A writer, director, theatre, film maker and Soho Theatre associate artist, Kimmings joins Oily Cart as it celebrates its 40th year.
LISA TREGALE has joined the board of the Association of British Orchestras (ABO).
JULIAN BIRD will step down as Chief Executive of the Society of London Theatre (SOLT) and UK Theatre in May.
EILISH McGUINNESS has been named The National Lottery Heritage Fund’s (NLHF) next Chief Executive as the organisation marks its 40th anniversary.
The Prime Minister has appointed LORD MARLAND OF ODSTOCK and PRIYANKA WADHAWAN as Trustees of the British Museum.
The pair will serve four year terms until 30 November 2025.
Cultural organisations across Manchester have paid tribute to SIR RICHARD LEESE, who is stepping down as City Council leader after 25 years.
MARTIN CONSTANTINE will join Streetwise Opera as Artistic Director in January.
York’s Pilot Theatre has appointed TOM BELLERBY and TRINA HALDAR as its next Co-Chairs.
AMANDA LEVETE has been elected a Royal Academician of Architecture and ELLEN GALLAGHER and PIPLIOTTI RIST as Honorary Royal Academicians.
PETER HOLLAND is set to join English Touring Theatre (ETT) as Producer in January.
Currently Frantic Assembly’s producer, Holland has previously worked with Lyric Hammersmith and Birmingham Stage Company.
The Association of British Theatre Technicians (ABTT) has announced DAVID EVANS and MIG BURGESS WALSH as Co-Chairs.
The pair succeed RICHARD BUNN, who steps down after two years.
Countertenor Hugh Cutting, winner of this year’s Kathleen Ferrier award, reflects on the people who have inspired and guided his career … and made him practise.
PETER MURRAY, Founding Director of Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP), is set to retire in March.
