Order a takeaway dance show from Norrdans
Norrdans – the contemporary dance company based in Sweden – has come up with perhaps the most personal response to COVID-19 so far. The company … Read more
Performance
National Theatre of Scotland announces premieres
Red Dust Road and Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation will premiere at the 2019 Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) and Edinburgh International Book Festival (EIBF) respectively. … Read more
Yo-Yo Ma performs at US-Mexico border
Famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma will perform a 15-minute excerpt from Bach’s Cello Suites on the border between United States and Mexico. He will be joined … Read more
Adapt and innovate: what’s in store at CINARS 2016
Since 1984 the CINARS Biennale has had to continually evolve to stay relevant for the Canadian performing arts sector. Maria Roberts speaks to founder Alain … Read more
ISPA CEO David Baile previews NYC Congress
Maria Roberts catches up with ISPA CEO David Baile ahead of ISPA NYC Congress 2016 taking place in January The theme for ISPA 2016 is … Read more
Artist Manager’s Toolkit: Visas for performing in the US and Canada
Robert Baird, president of Baird Artists Management Consulting, gives IAM readers an introductory guide to the often highly complex world of applying for performance visas … Read more
Art by Numbers: 6 ways to improve in 2015
Is your arts organisation doing better today than it was at this time last year? Data expert Michael Nabarro helps you track your performance for 2015 Programmes change, and … Read more
20 Questions: comedian and actor Marcel Lucont
Name: Marcel Lucont Occupation: Flâneur, raconteur, bon-viveur. One could argue that the latter technically is not an occupation, yet I still seem to make my living from … Read more
Raw, intimate work by disabled artists takes centre stage in London
Disabled artists are staging pioneering work that is honest, provocative, innovative and resourceful. Clare Wiley reports on a festival that’s bringing audiences powerful voices from a … Read more
Art should champion the underdog
Director and installation artist Brett Bailey makes award-winning political productions, often exploring post-colonial Africa and championing the talent of emerging artists. Here he explains how … Read more