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Thankfully the success or otherwise of Hull’s City of Culture year will not be measured by a blob on a weather map. If it is we’re in deep...
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Many Hull artists and cultural community members would not recognise the perspective and experiences highlighted here. ‘Exhaustion’ was...
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Its got little or no connection to the pandemic. This smacks of the same attitude I met when involved in LEADER a few years ago when a...
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All the loud promises of an alternative that would be even better than Creative Europe come to nothing, and decades of powerful...
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I like to think that our theatre company is providing what people want, excellent edgy, intense and above all, live performances. We don...
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Great Adele Redmond piece - this logical, rationally evidenced approach to arguing the nonsense of arts venues being closed when so many...
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Strongly agree. Arts Council policy seems out-dated and astonishingly conformist.It’s as if the AC distrusts individual artists...
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Having been a teacher for many years I have always been conscious of feeling that a young person's view might be a bit mis-guided, a...
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It's surely a question - to paraphrase Sherlock Holmes's remark about the dog in the night - of considering the elephants that...
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I know RA didn't respond to a comment, but I wonder whether it may have been useful to provide a bit more context on what they do....
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