Early statements from the UK arts sector today (24 June) on the Referendum result that will see the UK begin the process to leave the EU … Read more
Mark Pemberton, director of the Association of British Orchestras for almost a decade, writes for IAM on what the UK’s decision to withdraw from the … Read more
The hashtags #EURefResults, #WeAreEuropean and #EUref have already been tweeted hundreds of thousands of times this morning, and the potential impact on the creative and … Read more
In a statement released this morning, director of Centre for London, Ben Rogers, said: ‘This is not the result that London wanted, and raises many … Read more
UK Theatre – the UK’s largest theatre membership organisation – has appointed Fiona Allan as its new president, succeeding Rachel Tackley. Allan is also artistic … Read more
With the UK voting today on an in/out referendum on EU membership, many are asking what has the EU done for the UK’s creative industries? The … Read more
Lots of performing arts companies are involved with LGBT activities, but few go as far as Sweden’s Stockholm Royal Opera, who are opening up their … Read more
Britain’s Botis Seva has won the Ballett Gesellschaft Hannover eV competition. 2016 marked the event’s 30th edition, with entrants from across the world taking part. Seva won both … Read more
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (RLPO) has launched the second instalment of its Christopher Brooks Composition Prize for young composers. First run in 2015, the competition encourages … Read more
A new album has paired up some of the world’s biggest DJs with some of the best-known pieces of classical music. Re:works makes use of … Read more