Search Results
Boys, girls and books
A look at some surveys on reading provides some interesting results, with implications for the book trade who are scrambling…
Peter Gelb Stages a Worthy Debut at the Metropolitan Opera
Major cultural institutions are not noted for their agility with change. Board structures, subscribers’ tastes, administrative ballast, and the sheer…
Holding the Man: from Book to Play and Beyond
ARTS HUB AUSTRALIA — David Berthold tells Arts Hub how he and playwright Tommy Murphy helped bring Timothy Conigrave's 1995…
Coffee coloured people by the score
Sam Cook, from Australia, is in England - on a three-month immersion and indulgence as the first AbORIGINAL artist to…
Lost & Vague at Glastonbury Festival
The full line up for Glastonbury is announced today, but we’ve got something special for you – it's not just…
Second Front: Performance Art in Second Life
Second Front is a groundbreaking performance art collective who meet, rehearse and create work in the popular online virtual universe,…
One way to a paid gig: become a musical director
Life as a musician: creatively satisfying but itinerant, underpaid and only lucrative for the lucky few? That's certainly the cliché…
One way to a paid gig: become a musical director
Life as a musician: creatively satisfying but itinerant, underpaid and only lucrative for the lucky few? That's certainly the cliché…
Artist to eat a dog on radio as live art protest
Earlier this week Arts Hub heard that controversial English performance artist Mark McGowan was going to eat a Corgi -…
Why are Swedish bands so great?
ARTS HUB UK — The Knife, The Sounds, Soundtrack of Our Lives, Jose Gonzalez, Crazy Frog, the list goes on.…
