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Issue 188: Working with Older People , Issue 188: Management Structures

  • Working with Older People, Management Structures

    23 Feb 2009

    Fancy a night in? Arts Council England (ACE) might have inadvertently hit on a way to forget theatre, stay at home and hit the bottle. Its new scheme, ‘A Night Less Ordinary’ (p3), through which theatres are giving away free tickets to unders-26s, shares a similar web domain to a site which aims to get you knocking back cocktails from the comfort of your own sofa. Why? Well, visit ‘http://www.anightlessordinary.org.uk’ for the real thing, but click the ‘.co.uk’ or ‘.com’ address and you’ll... more

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