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Opinion
What should the usher do when the audience wants to get up and dance? Ian Lambert considers the dilemma.
From issue 242
Opinion
Heather Stewart celebrates the potential of crowd funding and crowd sourcing as income streams – but only as part of an overall funding mix
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ANDREW RAWLINSON is the new General Manager of Liverpool Empire Theatre. His career has included roles as General Manager of touring theatre company Horse + Bamboo; Executive Director and Chief...
From issue 242
Feature
Tim Foster offers a theatre architect’s view of the process of designing and building spaces for performance
From issue 242
Feature
Neil Butler on how a new fund for the creation of art in public spaces is liberating artists from the traditional gallery setting
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Feature
Brands and buildings should be linked, and Howard Sherwood says it’s time for theatres to get their act together
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Feature
The ‘Trust New Art’ programme has been created to provide a framework for the National Trust to work with the arts. Tom Freshwater gives the details
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Feature
Steve Ball looks forward to Birmingham Repertory Theatre's ambitious plans for working with community libraries over the next two years
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Feature
Cornwall’s Miracle Theatre is committed to going the extra mile to take theatre to the most rural outdoor locations
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News
Government proposals for the relaxation of licensing laws are set to cut red tape for both professional and amateur arts and entertainment
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News
A cost-cutting move by Waveney District Council is leading to a new era for the Marina Theatre in Lowestoft, where management, staff and volunteers from the Friends of the Marina Theatre have...
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News
Theatregoers at a number of Ambassador Theatre Group (ATG) theatres in London and across the UK are to be treated to a 90-second advert for Gordon’s Gin, in the form of a ‘light show...
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News
For the first time major grants to regional museums are set to be awarded via an open application process, assessed against published criteria, in a similar way to the National Portfolio funding...
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News
NESTA, the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts, has joined forces with the Office of Civil Society to launch an open call for ideas to step up the giving and exchange of time,...
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News
UK universities are preparing to work more closely with the cultural and creative industries on income-generating ideas through a new membership organisation called The Culture Capital Exchange. The...
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News
Arts subjects may yet be included as core GCSE subjects in the new ‘English Baccalaureate’ (EBacc) following the recommendation by parliament’s Education Committee that the...
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News
England's network of audience development agencies is to merge, following recent funding cuts
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News
Standstill funding faces Scotland’s National Performing Companies for the year ahead
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News
Lack of information is one of three key barriers to schools engaging with live theatre
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News
Membership of umbrella bodies could become compulsory under Charity Commission proposals
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News
Further details of new funding schemes to help arts organisations build their fundraising capacity and develop an endowment have been released by Arts Council England