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Arts in the aftermath
For five years, performing arts organizations have been attempting to change a rather glaring imbalance in FEMA crisis policy. Now,…
ACE turns 60
“Imagine England without the National Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Angel of the North or the City of Birmingham…
Shut up and film it
The old adage says politics and art make strange bedfellows. But political films have long been a solid Hollywood genre,…
Doing it for Real: TV and the Arts
Strictly Come Dancing keeps performers in work. Top composers use shows like How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?…
Arts marketing for all
In 2003, the European Year of Disabled People, Arts Council England’s New Audiences Programme invested £1.8m in 112 projects supporting…
Eisteddfod Culture
“Hey, let’s put on a show!” Call me old-fashioned but nothing fills my heart with more theatrical gusto than Sir…
NEA – Redux or Renew?
President Bush wants Dana Gioia at the helm of the NEA for another term. Will this be good for America’s…
Access All Arias
Making the opera relevant to a larger audience, a new audience, is a practice happening around the states. Far from…
Look Out He’s Behind You: It’s Pantomime Season
More than any other country, Britain has a long and colourful pantomime history and Christmas pantos – amateur, professional, and…
Inspired to inspire
This Wednesday the fourth annual Inspired Art Fair kicks off in London. The largest London annual art fair showcasing international…
