Filming an operatic theme
Writer and director Carys Lewis is the first filmmaker in residence at Welsh National Opera (WNO), in collaboration with Ffilm Cymru Wales. Here she talks … Read more
Reality theatre
ZU-UK previewed two new shows in July as part of their Decalogy of Loneliness project. Binaural Dinner Date and Good Night, Sleep Tight are fully … 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
Australian First Nation dance for babies
Our Corka Bubs is a special place for babies to explore Indigenous culture through music and dance, director and South Australian Aboriginal choreographer Gina Rings … Read more
Leading the arts in a fragmented world
Culture provides a dynamic platform on which to unite, writes Hilary Carty, but how to regain faith in a ‘post-truth’ society? An hour of news … Read more
Private dancer: the world of corporate special events
Just how do serious performers break into the private corporate special events market? Corporate entertainment expert Doug Matthews explains Many performers who are either classically … 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
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
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
Jacob’s Pillow: a giant leap
Executive and artistic director Ella Baff on how a simple idea for a dance collective turned into world-renowned dance festival and hub of ideas. Jacob’s … Read more