An absolute priority?
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Paul Harman, Chair of TYA-UK, hits back at ACE’s claims that it prioritises young people, but endorses the idea t…
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Return on investment
Elizabeth Newman, Assistant Director at the Octagon Theatre Bolton at the age of 24, charts her path as a young director and consi…
Return on investment
WEB EXCLUSIVE CASE STUDY: Elizabeth Newman, Assistant Director at the Octagon Theatre Bolton at the age of 24, charts her path as…
Job Ladder
Michelle Carwardine-Palmer reveals the route she took to her current role
Success Cubed
The Corby Cube, a £30m ‘civic hub’, opened this week in Northamptonshire. The building includes The Core theatre, The Labs st…
Naming the National
Lloyd Dorfman CBE, Founder and Chairman of Travelex and a member of the National Theatre’s Board, has pledged a personal philant…
Future thinking in Wales
A five-year project to help up-and-coming theatre companies and artists explore new ideas is being launched by National Theatre Wa…
Success Cubed
The Corby Cube, a £30m ‘civic hub’, opened this week in Northamptonshire. The building includes The Core theatre…
Naming the National
Lloyd Dorfman CBE, Founder and Chairman of Travelex and a member of the National Theatre’s Board, has pledged a personal phi…
Future thinking in Wales
A five-year project to help up-and-coming theatre companies and artists explore new ideas is being launched by National Theatre Wa…
An absolute priority?
Paul Harman, Chair of TYA-UK, hits back at ACE’s claims that it prioritises young people, but endorses the idea that regularly f…
Trevelyan Wright’s Job Ladder
Trevelyan Wright reveals the path he took to his current role.
Making a show of theatre
Tourists holidaying in Britain spent an estimated £2.8bn on trips “involving theatre” last year, according to a…
Pop in, sit up
The success of recession-fuelled pop-up theatre shows that creativity need not be restrained by budgets, argue Roland Smith and Je…
Great oaks grow…
The tiny Acorn has triumphed: overwhelming public support for Penzance’s Acorn Arts Centre has led to a last minute reprieve…
Sector rallies the troops
Exclusive: New super-body of cultural organisations launches powerful network to keep arts at the top of the public agenda
Citizens stress?
Despite a record-breaking year for box office income and the first potential West End transfer in almost a quarter of a century, t…
Trouble in Wales
Gwent Theatre has lost its appeal against the Arts Council of Wales (ACW) and is set to close in December following the withdrawal…
It’s not black or white
Following a recent panel discussion on the future of black British theatre, Pat Cumper takes stock of the sector
Greenlight your ideas
The arts sector is quick off the mark to generate eco-friendly reports and recommendations but, asks Debra Reay, why is it stallin…
Diary of a director
Start by building relationships, says Steve Marmion, big change can wait
Boxing clever
A maze of sound, a new approach to captioning theatre for deaf audiences and a two-week adventure game spread over a city are amon…
Bums on Seatem
The second financial collapse of the Keith Prowse ticket agency in 16 years comes as little surprise to the clients working with t…
