Having two local authorities, a university and Arts Council England as key stakeholders means that we are potentially very exposed. It isn’t just the financial support that is at stake – it is the wider strategic support, value and confidence that comes with a broad funding base and strong partnerships that concerns me most. But, there are always opportunities to be found. We’ve just started an education programme, are planning international work across three continents and are expecting... more
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Issue 222: FESTIVALS
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FESTIVALS
19 Jul 2010Some of the arts professionals who participated in the AP survey talked to Nosheen Iqbal about the challenges they are facing, and how they feel about the next 12 months
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