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Get in Shape – and help other theatre lovers leap the ticket barrier
Award-winning organisation Shape is calling for car-owning, theatre loving volunteers to accompany deaf and disabled theatregoers to West End shows…
Arctic Diary No.2 - Pit stop in La La land
Lisa Anderson reports in from her Russian Icebreaker, with another update in her Arctic Diary series.
Podcasting – not a town in Dorset, but a new way of learning
The appropriately named eLearning Group for Museums, Libraries and Archives (ELG) is to host a seminar at London’s Tate Britain…
Kontakte: working towards a new language
Andrew McCulloch brings us an essay on a London band, Kontakte, whose music is informed by rave culture and the…
Extreme Residency: The Journey Begins
Artist Lisa Anderson lets Arts Hub follow her diary as she prepares for an extreme residency. Icebergs, and more await…
USArts takes on the US Government
In June this year the US State Department changed regulations that concern the much sought-after J-1 visa. The department was…
Fèis Gleann Albainn
While the eyes of the world are focused on Scotland’s capital for the annual ‘gallon in a pint pot’ International…
Edinburgh: week one
Pippa Bailey, Director of Total Theatre, talks about her first week at Edinburgh Festival Fringe and suggests some shows to…
London to Edinburgh via Frankfurt: one performer's story
"While I have come to expect reactionary reviews from mainstream critics, because there is a genuine problem in the standard…
The God dilemma: which show do I go to?
When everything you want to see at the Fringe is sold out, and God is the biggest news in theatre,…