Changing the Narrative
Aubrey Bergauer, the “Steve Jobs of classical music”, has made a name for herself helping performing arts institutions turn their losses into profits and now … Read more
Business
COVID-19 diversification strategies – how to diversify in a crisis
Business guru David Parrish on how diversification may be the key to carrying on during (and after) COVID-19. During the pandemic, many businesses are developing … Read more
The Guildhall School of Music & Drama supports new cohort of seven businesses on Creative Entrepreneurs scheme
The Guildhall School of Music & Drama, together with social enterprise Cause4, has announced its first cohort of creative entrepreneurs to be supported to set-up their own businesses … Read more
Women in the arts: an update
Hello IAM readers! We’ve been overwhelmed by the response to our request for nominations for women working in the arts who need to be recognised … Read more
Nominate your ‘Women in the Arts’
A message from the Editor, Maria Roberts. Hello IAM readers! We’re planning a special edition in April with a major emphasis on ‘women in the … Read more
Bangarra Dance Theatre names new board chair
Bangarra Dance Theatre has named Michael McDaniel as the company’s new board chair. The Australian organisation’s former deputy chair has taken over the role from … Read more
Rosemary Squire named Entrepreneur of the Year
Rosemary Squire OBE has become the first ever woman to win the prestigious Entrepreneur of the Year award. The co-founder and joint CEO of Britain’s … Read more
Ambassador’s empire: ATG expands global reach
It operates 40 venues in Britain and presents more than 10,000 shows each year. Now ATG is coming to a theatre near you, thanks to … Read more
Children’s theatre: what’s it worth?
Western imports of children’s theatre have led to the perception that only expensive productions are worth watching, says I Theatre’s Caleb Lee I was recently … Read more
Where’s the next generation of music leaders?
The music industry has neglected the next generation of leaders for too long, says Sir John Tusa. Recently I was talking to an old friend, a … Read more
