Western Arts Alliance
Portland’s Western Arts Alliance (WAA) celebrates its 50th anniversary this year and with that milestone comes a whole new strategic plan to help US artists … Read more
ISPA: preparing for 2018 and beyond
With 100 congresses in the bag, and its 65th anniversary done and dusted, ISPA isn’t about to rest on its laurels. The organisation launched a new … Read more
Canada 150 – TSO’s Innovation for the nation
Toronto Symphony Orchestra has gone through some turbulent times lately, but it has also scored some serious successes. Andrew Anderson met up with TSO vice president … Read more
Brexit and the arts – one year on
What might Brexit mean for the arts sector and how can you head off any potential problems? Immigration law expert Nathan Woodcock investigates. It is a certainty that … Read more
The topography of queerness
Queer once meant only putting on performances with plenty of glitter and feathers. But not any more, says Queer New York and Queer Zagreb artistic … Read more
Classical:NEXT – change the world
Now in its third edition at de Doelen in Rotterdam, Classical:NEXT continues to set the pace when it comes to innovation. Director Jennifer Dautermann speaks … Read more
The wonderful world of Le Gateau Chocolat
Nigerian performer Le Gateau Chocolat is not only an icon of the international cabaret scene, but also an in demand opera singer and actor. Here … Read more
Sydney Festival: dynamic disruptors
Sydney Festival ran from 7 – 9 January, with more than 700,000 turning out to attend its events. Artistic director Wesley Enoch reviews this year’s … Read more
Evelyn Glennie – sounds of the underground
Maria Roberts speaks to pioneering percussionist Evelyn Glennie about teaching the world to listen and what it takes to succeed as a soloist “There hadn’t been a … Read more
Sydney Youth Orchestras
Ahead of our Australia edition we speak to Sydney Youth Orchestras (SYO) CEO Yarmila Alfonzetti and find out how bringing a business approach to an … Read more