Globetrotting conductor Gaffigan unveils 2022/3 season
Leading American conductor James Gaffigan has announced his 2022/23 season, in which he will lead productions of La Bohème and Tristan und Isolde at Valencia’s … Read more
Taishin Arts Award announces its three new Laureates via livestream
One of the highlights of the awards calendar in Asia, the 19th Taishin Arts Award, held earlier this month, was livestreamed for the first time … Read more
Not just fun and games – Theatre of the Oppressed NYC
Theatre of the Oppressed NYC is using theatre techniques to facilitate difficult conversations. Executive director Meggan Gomez explains how. Some subjects are easy to talk … Read more
Musical nomads – musicians in lockdown
The developers of NomadPlay – the app that allows you to play along with major orchestras – recently made it free for a month. Intrigued, … Read more
Stay Connected
Violinist Ray Chen is a hit with real and online audiences: a star at concert hall performances, he’s also taking charge of his own social … Read more
Room to grow
Ken Smith talks to Joyce Y Chiou, National Taichung Theater’s new executive and artistic director about honing the venue. When the city of Taichung set … Read more
Admin assistant
Outi Järvinen’s mission is to make life easier for freelance artists. She tells Andrew Anderson why her company Arts Management Helsinki is like a gym … Read more
Sadler’s Wells – Launch Pad
Alistair Spalding has led Sadler’s Wells for over 15 years, turning it into one of the world’s leading dance houses in the process. He tells … Read more
BBC Proms – something for everyone
The BBC Proms prides itself on offering the finest classical music to the widest possible audience. Director David Pickard tells Andrew Anderson how he and … Read more
Neeme Järvi – the Godfather
Neeme Järvi has spent his entire career promoting Estonian orchestras, composers and culture. As the country celebrates its 100th birthday, he tells Andrew Anderson how … Read more