IAM Vol 18 Issue 12
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News
- Performers contribute to a successful Platinum Jubilee
- UK arts leaders call for education policy overhaul and better funding for, and greater emphasis on, creative subjects
- 2022 Tony Awards ‘demonstrate Broadway’s resilience’
- Sage Gateshead to involve its patrons in name change proposals
- New season for Tokyo’s Suntory Hall unveiled
- The next NEXT is 2024: Classical:NEXT to skip 2023
- Critics’ Circle announces National Dance Awards winners
- The Sarasota Ballet makes last-minute season changes
- Audiences return to China’s concert halls as lockdowns ease
Cover feature/Research
- The numbers are in, and they’re pretty grim: New York and Los Angeles’ theatre economies have been decimated by a perfect storm of Covid lockdowns, soaring inflation, stagnating wages, staff shortages and more. Is there any cause for optimism?
Feature
- Michael Duffy is the Cheltenham Music Festival’s ambitious new head of programming – he shares his thoughts on, and vision for, this key cultural event, which celebrates the new and contemporary and the local community
Competitions update
- The latest winners of the most presitgious competions unveiled
People
- Two pages of who’s moving, and to where
