Performing Arts
Fifty Years Young: a Conference Wrap
The Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) turned fifty last week. They celebrated their golden anniversary at their annual conference…
Surveying the year ahead in independent dance
Marnie McKee looks at what's hot in dance in 2007. For those who despaired and thought the battle for independence…
Why do you want to be a writer? How to answer the hardest question of all
In the first edition of his monthly column, Ralph Grayden explores how to answer the hardest question of all, "Why…
Travelers voices
We know that one way an ethnic group holds onto its heritage is to preserve its art, even as it…
Guilding Arts Ed
As public schools across the nation discontinue art, music, theatre, and dance programs due to budgetary constrictions, a glimmer of…
RSC without Shakespeare, it's still cricket
Take away some of the Bard and the Royal Shakespeare Company is looking more attractive than ever.
New Moves in the New Territories Festival
From established artists to emerging new talent the radically different direction mapped out in the New Territories programme ensures the…
Mime how you go
It's more than words, it's the 29th Annual London International Mime Festival.
Happy (Arts) New Year!
Arts Hub want to know what's happening in your arts corner of the UK, and what issues are important to…
Chatting with a top US theatre brain
The West End has just launched a campaign to make itself sexy to consumers. And debate about the cost, accessibilty…