Editorial: we need more women on stage
The number of women in the arts is increasing – but at a disappointingly slow rate. Maria Roberts reflects We’d like to think that in … Read more
The number of women in the arts is increasing – but at a disappointingly slow rate. Maria Roberts reflects We’d like to think that in … Read more
The classical music world is gradually catching on to the potential for apps to attract more fans. Many of the titles available today (like the … Read more
Last night the National Theatre broadcast its new production of Othello to hundreds of cinemas around the world. IAM‘s Claire Ramtuhul gives her verdict – … Read more
The arts should always be about the people, rather than the ego or the income involved, says Maria Roberts. It’s great that we’re seeing evidence … Read more
IAM’s digital advice columnist, Cat Leaver, answers your questions Dear Cat, Our digital activity is getting very messy. We’re doing a bit of this followed … Read more
This summer playwright Tim Rice’s thought-provoking staging of the Chelsea Manning saga won him the first ever James Tait Black Prize for drama, with the … Read more
New Zealand conductor Rachael Young on her musical career to date, and her belief that classical music should transcend gender boundaries. My path to conducting … Read more
British-Israeli composer Nimrod Borenstein puts the scientific method to work on his music Throughout human history the mystery of artistic creation has always been observed … Read more
From soprano Barbara Hannigan conducting the Berlin Phil to arts professionals learning new tricks, hard work and imagination can lead to bigger things, writes Maria … Read more
Turning a labour of love into a global brand, lawyer Ian Rosenblatt’s recital series has supported the careers of many renowned performers In 1999 I … Read more