A visa or not a visa? That is the question
The ability of UK and EU artists to move and work freely across both regions has become a little more complicated since Brexit. But, says … Read more
The ability of UK and EU artists to move and work freely across both regions has become a little more complicated since Brexit. But, says … Read more
Gavin Stride is director of rural UK theatre company Farnham Maltings. Here he explains how international exchange is beneficial to rural theatre and why it … Read more
The Canadian Government has announced a large spending increase in arts and culture, reversing many of the cuts made under the previous administration. Canada Council … Read more
PRS for Music Foundation (PRS) has thrown its financial backing behind nine UK and Ireland music projects under its Beyond Borders banner. Running since 2010, Beyond … Read more
The National Institute of Scenic Arts and Music (INAEM) in Spain has given €6.2m to theatre and circus companies in the country. The money is … Read more
With the New York Philharmonic preparing to head out on a European tour with mezzo-soprano du jour Joyce DiDonato in April, we caught up with music director … Read more
A new agency to support the touring of contemporary New Zealand theatre, dance and music will launch next March in an effort to strengthen the … Read more
A fear of the bottom line, not government censorship, is leading to conservative arts programming in China, says Alison Friedman Artists in every country face … Read more
Norway’s Verdensteatret stages both live theatre performances and gallery installations. Bringing together designers, artists, musicians and sound and lighting experts, the team builds intricate sculptures … Read more
Shakespeare’s Globe has announced the actors who will perform in its most ambitious tour to date – a new production of Hamlet to be staged in … Read more