23rd May 2016
20th May 2016
The sector needs to start from scratch and develop a national strategy for screening or audiences will continue to lose out, warns English Touring Opera.
The popular press has dismissed anti-Brexit arts figures as ‘luvvies’ after a survey revealed the vast majority of workers in the creative sector will vote for Britain to remain in the EU.
Arts organisations are being invited to get involved in an inquiry, launched by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, into how arts organisations contribute to their communities.
19th May 2016
A membership body is being set up to develop the work of university arts centres in response to conclusions from the Warwick Commission inquiry.
Plans for a Leeds-based centre for excellence in dance and a “world-leading hub for dance” in East London are aiming to put England on the international dance map.
18th May 2016
Two years after hosting its first dementia friendly performance, West Yorkshire Playhouse has released a best-practice guide to putting on similar shows.
Bon Culture has apologised after physical access issues and high ticket costs prompted anger at its conference last week.
16th May 2016
13th May 2016
MPs have heard from an academic in favour of introducing national museum entrance fees, but been warned by Sir Neil MacGregor to “meddle with great caution”.
A £1m fundraising campaign and two years of support from insurers will allow the Centre to begin reconstruction on the Grand Hall after it was damaged by fire last year.