The creative mind behind Latitude Festival
At Latitude Festival, cabaret, comedy and theatre sit alongside music megastars like Damon Albarn and Two Door Cinema Club. Pioneering arts programmer Tania Harrison explains … Read more
At Latitude Festival, cabaret, comedy and theatre sit alongside music megastars like Damon Albarn and Two Door Cinema Club. Pioneering arts programmer Tania Harrison explains … Read more
Marketing and business development manager Sarah Frost introduces artsdb, our revamped listings platform, and explains how to get involved It’s a very exciting time here … Read more
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
An ambitious new production will fuse Western contemporary and classical dance with traditional Zulu music. INALA, premiering at Edinburgh International Festival this summer, features live … Read more
Sound artist Soosan Lolavar uses music to encourage a cultural collaboration between British and Iranian artists and audiences I launched Stay Close because I wanted … Read more
As physical sales decline and consumer habits change, copyright is increasingly important in protecting the creative industries, writes Peter Leathem Copyright is fundamental to the … Read more
For promoters, it’s an unparalleled new way to discover talent. For musicians, it could be the road to stardom. Hello Stage is connecting the classical … Read more
When violinist Tai Murray was growing up, there were few Black American musicians performing in the world she aspired to. Now as a critically acclaimed artist, she’s … Read more
As a student, Dan Shilladay hunted for obscure vinyl in the back shelves of local record stores. Now as a viola player in the Berkeley Ensemble, he’s taking … Read more
Concertgebouw Brugge, a venue in the pretty Belgian town that presents music and contemporary dance, takes its education and participation programmes beyond the usual post-show … Read more