Performing Arts
Ultrasounds from Iceland
Contact mikes hidden in apples prior to devouring; kettles boiling and the sounds of coffee-making - the imaginative electronic compilations…
Marketing, multicultural-style
Arts organisations need to implement a permanent strategy to successfully increase the size and diversity of audiences for their work,…
Bradford Festival will go on
A dispute between the private company responsible for the Bradford Festival and the City Council was resolved last week when…
The New Napster - Sequel or Sellout?
Napster was the phenomenally successful (and phenomenally illegal) music file trading service that burst onto the scene as a free…
He's a natural
One of Britain’s leading purveyors of street theatre tells Michelle Draper why he is the world’s most unlikely actor. Believe…
Natural Theatre Company descend on unsuspecting football crowds
Who says sport and art can't play alongside each other? At a recent football match in Macedonia, bewildered onlookers were…
Art is 'live and well' in Nottingham
Director of Nottingham’s NOW Festival, Mark Dey, talks about the changes that have taken place since he took up his…
Time to be seen
Experimental theatre company, 1157 performance group, have asked some audiences which 'Hamlet' speeches they would like to hear; held debates…
Blood maketh the man
Jan Fabre is known in the UK for his interpretation of ‘Swan Lake’ for the Royal Ballet of Flanders, which…
'A tremendous affection for the music'
Vladimir Ashkenazy, the world-renowned pianist and conductor, has played with some of the world's greatest classical musicians and held the…