Performing Arts
The Bard...perhaps not alive, but doing good deeds
The Bard - perhaps he's not actually alive, but he's clearly well and doing good deeds through the Shakespeare Schools…
Shakespeare, the arts and war: In conversation with Robert Fisk
Ahead of his talk at the RSC next month, Arts Hub spoke to award-winning foreign correspondent, Robert Fisk, about the…
Will and the world
First in a series of book reviews that presents a group of well-received books on Shakespeare that have come out…
Future tycoons
Entrepreneurs are like plumbers; always in demand. And in the future the arts will be managed by enterprising entrepreneurial tycoons.…
Making a book into a film
With so many Academy-Award-nominated films this year stemming from successful books, it would be easy to believe the relationship between…
A meeting of artistic ideals: Flour and Microsoft
One of the shortlisted collaborations for the Arts & Business Awards was an unlikely relationship between Microsoft Research and Flour,…
The Arts: An affair with business
Last December Arts & Business revealed figures showing support for the arts from private sources had grown to £530 million,…
Centre of emerging arts: Bristol
Bristol’s largest population group is aged between 20 to 24 years while overall the nation’s largest population group is aged…
An Arts Blogs Primer
ARTS HUB AUSTRALIA: In the corner of the world that is arts opinion, blogs are having an increasing impact. Writers…
Pittsburgh arts scene
First in a series of portraits of the arts scene in regions around the US, beginning with Pittsburgh, PA, a…