Nancy Gillio-Terry joins Kent Music

Kent Music’s new Head of Programme Delivery is NANCY GILLIO-TERRY. She has previously worked for Sing Up Kent and Medway.

Published: 24-04-2014

Changing faces

Theatres Trust Director to step down

Jon Morgan speaking at a Theatres Trust conference

JON MORGAN will leave his role as Director of Theatres Trust in December after nearly eight years.

Prior to joining Theatres Trust, Morgan was...

Royal Exchange Theatre appoints first Creative Director

Selina Cartmell, a woman with shoulder length brown hair

Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre has announced SELINA CARTMELL as its Creative Director. She will take up the newly-created role in August.

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Clore Leadership makes new board appointments

L-R: Headshots of Suzann McLean, Kate Varah and Jonathan Reekie

Clore Leadership has announced SUZANN MCLEAN, JONATHAN REEKIE and KATE VARAH as new trustees.

McLean is the...

Cathedral Music Trust announces new CEO

The Cathedral Music Trust has appointed JONATHAN MAYES as Chief Executive Officer. He will take up the post in July. Alongside Mayes, renowned choral...

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