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For a decade Bregenz Festival artistic director David Pountney has created a unique event with an edge. As his tenure draws to a close, he … Read more
For a decade Bregenz Festival artistic director David Pountney has created a unique event with an edge. As his tenure draws to a close, he … Read more
Starring roles for Willem Dafoe and Mikhail Baryshnikov in Daniil Kharms’ The Old Woman directed by Robert Wilson; the world premiere of American playwright Peter … Read more
A small UK chamber orchestra is channelling the fame of its hometown to cultivate its international profile. Based in Stratford-upon-Avon – Shakespeare’s birthplace – the … Read more
A new theatre company is aiming to attract adventurous audiences when it stages a play in Welsh – at a London venue. The recently launched … Read more
A new partnership which unites the national music development organisations of the UK and Ireland has been launched. Horizons aims to bring together the musical … Read more
Neil Barr on how digital technology can nurture a healthier arts sector Squeezed by budget cuts and with reduced access to funds, it’s not an … Read more
The Royal Ballet’s new director, Kevin O’Hare, on Pilates, budgets and Boy George. When Kevin O’Hare interviewed for the position as director of The Royal … Read more
Visual art curators are increasingly programming dance pieces. Lauren Murphy discovers what’s behind this growing trend The delectable bodies of dancers have long been a … Read more
Deborah Annetts, chief executive of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, on the need for musicians to have professional training in business skills Despite the ongoing challenges … Read more
From brass bands to acting troupes, arts projects in prisons can radically cut UK rates of reoffending. Clare Wiley reports On a bright Monday morning … Read more