Brisbane Festival 2015: director interview
The following excerpt is taken from the full interview in our print version of the magazine (Vol. 11, No. 13) For a relative newcomer to … Read more
Art By Numbers: dealing with ACE data
Arts Council England are getting all its National Portfolio Organisations to share their audience data. But what can touring companies do with it? Spektrix CEO … Read more
Stern Grove Festival – free love for 78 years
The following excerpt is taken from the full interview in our print version of the magazine (Vol. 11, No. 13) Stern Grove Festival in San … Read more
24:7 Theatre Festival – Interview with David Slack
The following excerpt is taken from the full interview in our print version of the magazine (Vol. 11, No. 13) When 24:7 Theatre Festival began … Read more
RX theatre on taking a relaxed approach to performances
Attending a live theatre performance is an exciting and intense experience, but for those living with autism the assault on the senses can be overwhelming. The … Read more
Diary: a week in the life of Kenneth Uphopho
Sunday My team and I arrive in England for the much talked-about Brighton Fringe. With help from funding from the British Council we began Lagos … Read more
Fearless about finances
Award-winning arts manager Tricia Baldwin is director of the new Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts. She writes for IAM about the importance of … Read more
Artist Manager’s Toolkit: Visas for performing in the US and Canada
Robert Baird, president of Baird Artists Management Consulting, gives IAM readers an introductory guide to the often highly complex world of applying for performance visas … Read more
Striking the right balance: Reykjavík Arts Festival
Artistic director Hannah Styrmisdóttir put women centre stage at the 29th Reykjavík Arts Festival. Maria Roberts finds out why: When Hanna Styrmisdóttir began preparations for Reykjavík Arts … Read more
Making History: The National Museum of Women in the Arts
Women have often been written out of art history, or never included in the first place. The National Museum of Women in the Arts is … Read more