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Culture Secretary Nicky Morgan has announced a new £250m Culture Investment Fund, calling it “the... -
The Globe in Stockton-on-Tees has been closed since 1997. The renovations, initially expected to...
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Avoncroft Museum's Board of Trustees says it is "on the right trajectory for 2019" after losing...
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Labour would compel the release of National Lottery ticket sales data to provide “transparency” and... -
Cardiff Council has not yet named the new tenant, which has secured a 25-year lease on the historic...
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Arts Council of Wales (ACW) has introduced minimum pay rates for artists, saying it will not fund...1 -
Fifty artists and academics have called for Scottish independence ahead of the SNP's autumn...
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53two will open its second railway arch theatre under Manchester Central, having closed the first ...
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Plans for a 1200-seat theatre, town hall and underground car park in Kent have been rejected by...
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American Lucia Lucas, 38, has become the first transgender singer to perform with English National...
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The new Saturday afternoon programme will feature compositions from video games including 'Final...
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'The Stage' has taken down two opposing opinion articles regarding the introduction of gender...
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Adults’ engagement with the arts dropped off slightly in the 2018/19 year, despite an overall trend...
Latest Features
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Before praising the Culture Secretary for “responding so positively” to the financial crisis facing the cultural sector, Arts Council England would do well to take a step back and review its own evidence, says Liz Hill.
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Truly embracing neurodiversity means being open to a wider spectrum of mindsets as well as setting targets, says Paula Graham-Gazzard.
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Jon Adams explains how a Portsmouth-based project aims to become a national hub of excellence led by and for neurodivergent artists.
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ArtsProfessional asked people working at the intersection of arts and neurodiversity what changes are needed.
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Autism should be seen as a cultural difference rather than an impairment, says Hayley Williams-Hindle.
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Far from being a niche concern, increasing the number of accessible shows would benefit millions of people across the UK, says Jess Thom.
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