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A five-week run of A Midsummer Night’s Dream has been cancelled at the Royal Exchange Theatre in...
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The government does not plan to intervene in decisions made by the arts councils of England and... -
The Independent Theatre Council (ITC) and trade union Bectu are rolling out a new pay and...
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Coldplay has announced a run of shows in London and Hull next year, with 10% of the proceeds set to... -
The Director of the British Museum, Nicholas Cullinan, has said he plans to keep the institution...
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The Natural History Museum has announced plans to restore four existing galleries and reopen two... -
A Spanish language theatre in London has closed due to “a lack of financial support". Performing in...
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Pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds or with special educational needs will get targeted support... -
Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester has cancelled all performances of its production of A...
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Arts Minister Chris Bryant has warned he “does not have an easy answer” for the financial... -
A digital platform that will bring together more than 100 million object records from 1,750...
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The use of ‘in demand’ pricing practices during the recent sale of Oasis concert tickets may have... -
Arts Council England has opened the application process for the next three-year round of its...
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Government plans to review the performance and remit of Arts Council England have been "paused" in...
Latest Features
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Do your governance and leadership teams have a strategy for the use of AI? Or are your teams just experimenting without direction? Cath Hume thinks now’s the time to develop robust policy.
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Among the thousands of art lovers that flocked to the Edinburgh Festival last month was a British Council delegation of global creative tastemakers who are working to build international connections. Alex Lalak met one of them from China.
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Fiona Morris explores the wide-ranging benefits of arts organisations building place-based partnerships.
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With headlines raging around Ticketmaster and Oasis, will there be fallout for arts organisations that price dynamically? Robin Cantrill-Fenwick thinks it’s time to get ahead of a growing conversation.
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There has been a lot of talk about the future of UK arts funding over the summer. Fran Sanderson has been assessing various funding streams to find ways to maximise their impact.
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Part of the point of art is the lens it offers us to look at the world in a different way, to converse with people and perspectives that are not our own, to learn, to disagree and to share, writes Clare Reddington.
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Anyone involved in marketing, or creating websites or digital products will know the phrase ‘You are not your customer’. Katie Moffatt shares how user-centred research can help you avoid making assumptions.
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