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St George’s Theatre in Great Yarmouth has been granted £27k by the local council and had its annual...
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The venue has dropped five-year old plans for a £6m refurbishment – saying they were too ambitious...
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33-year-old Thomas Ellison, from Fenham in Newcastle, has been sentenced to 90 hours of community...
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Manchester Museum, the Horniman Museum in London and Carlisle’s Tullie House are among the...
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Lambeth councillors have approved architects Matheson Whiteley’s designs for Studio Voltaire in...
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Classical sales and streams increased by 10% in 2018, making it the year’s fastest-growing genre....
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A pro-Brexit campaign group has lashed out at The Photographers’ Gallery (TPG) in London, calling...
Latest Features
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How can arts and culture reach a broader audience that more accurately reflects local communities? Sarah Boiling explores how to change the pattern of who engages with the arts.
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Noise-induced hearing loss can be career-ending for professional musicians, as demonstrated in a recent case at the Royal Opera House, writes Tim Turney.
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What is it like to be an artist working in the East Midlands? Elizabeth Hawley-Lingham and Paula Serafini spent two years looking beneath the surface.
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Barriers to collaboration between universities and black and minority ethnic community organisations could be removed says Katherine Dunleavy, whose research points to a positive way forward.
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A reflection on the inspirational rule-breakers, unexpected challenges and creative teachers that have shaped the career of Judith Webster, CEO of Music for Youth.
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Kwame Bakoji-Hume explains how sharing knowledge of African culture through school workshops can shine a light on important contemporary issues.
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Sharing information openly supports innovation and helps build resilience for the good of the whole sector, argues Cimeon Ellerton.
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James McClure sets out five ways in which smart ticketing strategies can increase customer satisfaction as well as revenues.
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