Emma Robinson

Age Cymru’s new Arts and Creativity Development Officer is EMMA ROBINSON. She will be curating and developing the charity’s Gwanwyn festival for over 50s.

AP Profile:

Emma Robinson

Published: 13-09-2013

Changing faces

Senior appointments made at Turner’s House

Jennifer Francis and Lucy Littlewood stand in front of a white wall

The Turner’s House Trust has announced JENNIFER FRANCIS as the museum’s new Director and LUCY LITTLEWOOD as its new Chair with...

Dance Base names new Chief Executive

JEANIE SCOTT has been appointed Chief Executive of Dance Base.

She will take up the role as head of Scotland’s National Centre for Dance in...

Board reshuffle at New Writing North

New Writing North has undergone a significant board reshuffle, welcoming a new Chair, Vice Chair and three new trustees as the charity embarks on an "exciting next...

New Executive Director for Barn Theatre

LIAM MCMULLAN has been appointed Executive Director of the Barn Theatre in Cirencester.

An independent commercial producer and general...

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