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11,000 people have already subscribed to WindowSight, a digital arts streaming service akin to "...
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A new mentoring scheme will give "vital new opportunities" to theatre directors. Twenty-four ...
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Belfast’s Grand Opera House has completed its £12.2m restoration and development project. It...
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Gig theatre company Middle Child has launched a new artist development programme in Hull. The ‘...
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Henley Festival's Summer Fling will not go ahead, organisers have announced, citing Monday's...
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Theatr Ardudwy could reopen under the ownership of production company KMD and sister company Ignite...
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Some artists stand to earn thousands as Sony Music cancels their historic debts. Musicians who took...
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Minack Theatre in Cornwall has received an apology from DCMS after Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden...
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A new anti-racism rider developed by 100 freelancers co-ordinated by 15 companies aims to "make...
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Events support companies yet to receive their Culture Recovery Fund grants have slammed the delays... -
ArtsEd has stood down its Principal and launched an external investigation into serious misconduct...
Latest Features
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While audiences are most comfortable returning to outdoor events, organising a festival that can flex around ever-changing restrictions is still no mean feat. Penny Mills and Jonathan Goodacre have been looking at what’s working.
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With artists no longer able to travel freely across Europe post-Brexit, and with no sign of the Covid pandemic abating, Francesca Hegyi explores the challenges of trying to stage an international festival in the UK.
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With the re-opening of outdoor festivals around the UK, John McGrath shares his thoughts on creating a responsible and safe festival that both responds to Covid limitations and offers a true artistic and community experience.
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Muslim communities are regularly assailed by poor generalisations and by impoverished stories written by ‘someone else’, which are not just mediocre but harmful, writes Raheel Mohammed.
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The festival season may look a bit different this year, but Coventry’s year as UK City of Culture is underway. Jake Bartle and Emily Coleman talk us through the summer programme of fun, creative events and exhibitions that the city is experiencing.
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Drama schools would do well to interrogate their practices and culture now before the calls for reform begin.
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