The power to heal: TUCCA’s Music for the Cure Project
TUCCA’s Music for the Cure project has been a beacon of hope for underprivileged Brazilian children and adolescents battling cancer, using the power of music … Read more
Augmenting Tradition
Anna Clyne and Jody Elff map the future of orchestral music At the intersection of tradition and technology, innovation is often found. Composer Anna Clyne … Read more
Rebel in the Arts: The look of success
Recognising your achievements as an independent producer By Grace Okereke Independent arts managers are part of the backbone of the arts and cultural sector and … Read more
The value of ownership
How does one value artistic creation? It is a question that we have explored since humans began creating art. As artists, “value” typically has a … Read more
The art of AI
As acclaimed choreographer Wayne McGregor OBE and visual artist Ben Cullen Williams prepare to reveal their reimagining of Szymanowski’s ballet Harnasie, Juliette Barber discovers how … Read more
Missionary of dance
After a highly successful first series, Eric Gauthier once again journeys through the world of dance stopping off at London and Cuba before landing at … Read more
Early rising…
Chris Butler is the director of the London International Festival of Early Music (LIFEM) and the owner of the Early Music Shop, a niche retailer … Read more
Performing Arts on the Cutting-edge
Hong Kong’s New Vision Arts Festival is one of the world’s most innovative arts events. Here we look at two exciting programmes Hong Kong’s New … Read more
Eyes on the Prizes
In this special feature, International Arts Manager goes behind the scenes at the Azrieli Music Prizes, top awards for composers both in Canada and internationally, … Read more
Broadway’s big blockbuster beast ‘Phantom of the Opera’ is to close, another victim of Covid
Broadway’s longest-running show ever, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera, will take its final bow at the Majestic Theatre on 18 February next … Read more
