Chris Bannerman asks what the UK’s departure from the European Union will mean for dance, if open borders are no longer a given.
Timothy Walker, the chief executive and artistic director of the London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO), recently offered the view that Brexit may have a positive side, providing an impetus for the LPO to search for new opportunities beyond the EU. This might seem a reasonable perspective – especially given Walker qualified it by saying that this optimism should not be construed as unalloyed support for Brexit. However, as the article noted, Walker is almost a solitary voice amongst the wailing throng of an arts community united in their dismay at the Brexi... Keep reading on LSE Blogs
Timothy Walker, the chief executive and artistic director of the London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO), recently offered the view that Brexit may have a positive side, providing an impetus for the LPO to search for new opportunities beyond the EU. This might seem a reasonable perspective – especially given Walker qualified it by saying that this optimism should not be construed as unalloyed support for Brexit. However, as the article noted, Walker is almost a solitary voice amongst the wailing throng of an arts community united in their dismay at the Brexi... Keep reading on LSE Blogs