Arts futures: creating digital customer experiences
Today’s audiences are digital native: they habitually order taxis, do their banking, watch telly, order food and buy their theatre tickets online. How can your … Read more
Why won’t the arts and entertainment industry talk about the threat of terrorism?
It’s been an upsetting week here for the IAM team in Manchester following the bombing at Manchester Arena on Monday, 22 May, which left 22 … Read more
Our review of Classical:NEXT 2017
It’s three days since I returned from Classical:NEXT and I’m still not quite caught up on sleep. There’s also a serious stack of business cards … Read more
John Eckstein: the experience that opened our eyes
This April cellist John Eckstein travelled to Jacmel in Haiti as part of a Utah Symphony Orchestra outreach project – the Haitian National Orchestra Institute. … Read more
Yuki MacQueen: spreading hope in Haiti
This April violinist Yuki MacQueen travelled to Jacmel in Haiti as part of a Utah Symphony Orchestra outreach project – the Haitian National Orchestra Institute. … Read more
Under cover at The Royal Ballet
Conductor Karin Hendrickson shares her experiences as a first-time cover at The Royal Ballet “Tombé … piqué … relevé . . . and release!” The … Read more
Investing in the next generation of operatic talent
James Clutton, director of opera at Opera Holland Park, explains why investing in young talent benefits everyone Many opera houses have programmes for emerging talent … Read more
BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking: The Speed of Light weekend hits Newcastle
BBC Radio 3 head of speech and presentation, Matthew Dodd, on how events at Free Thinking: The Speed of Light festival will open up the inner … Read more
How applied theatre can improve children’s clinical experience in hospital
Reader in Applied Theatre and founder of Newman University’s Community and Applied Drama Lab (CADLab), Dr Persephone Sextou explores the impact of applied theatre practice … Read more
The dance festival moving South Africa
From sociopolitical context to literary reinterpretations, South Africa’s leading dance festival will offer up a smorgasbord of new work from 23 February to 5 March … Read more