A sense of theatre
A new book by the late Richard Pilbrow explores how the National Theatre came about and how it laid the groundwork for future thea…
A new book by the late Richard Pilbrow explores how the National Theatre came about and how it laid the groundwork for future thea…
Sadler’s Wells is a world-leading creative organisation dedicated to dance. Eimear Hanratty explains how O’Donnell+Tuo…
Primary school children from four schools in London have built a temporary performance structure at South London theatre Brixton H…
The V&A and Royal Institute of British Architects have announced the end of a two-decade long partnership. Their joint initiat…
The Victoria & Albert Museum is offering up to £170,000 to design galleries at its East London site, due to open in 2025…
The heritage sector has criticised new Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries’ decision to overturn Dorman Long Tower’s Grad…
A £1m fundraising campaign and two years of support from insurers will allow the Centre to begin reconstruction on the Grand…
A new guide by Julie’s Bicycle provides advice on integrating environmental sustainability into capital project funding bids…
Sue Ball explains why she believes that ‘slow architecture’ is the most effective way to create a sustainable future f…
Regeneration is about regional partnerships striking the right balance between artistic excellence and community engagement, belie…
Andrew Lock describes two architectural projects at the Southbank Centre that reveal the benefits of participation by users in the…
Last Friday saw me speaking at ‘A Space for Learning’, Irish Architecture Foundation’s first symposium on archit…
Lecturer, curator and writer Ayla Lepine is an expert in Victorian art and architecture. In this first in my series of interviews…