Those of you who take The Stage Newspaper will have read in the 25th November edition about how flawed and unsafe the current system is for touring companies. One of…

The works of Shakespeare have been celebrated in so many different way over the years. I find that work that was written and performed in a time where white males…

Protecting the public in venues should always be paramount. Recently it has been announced by the government that legislation will be introduced for theatres and public venues to be given…

Covid has seen many theatres across the country suffer huge loss in revenue due to the downturn in audience numbers. But whether professional or volunteer run, every theatre needs bums…

Created by the International Theatre Institute and UNSECO in 1982, International Dance Day is about celebrating this wonderful art of self expression. In today’s world there are so many forms…

Bringing together this idea that creatives are entitled to work in safety, but they are also entitled to be safe at rest. I don’t just mean in their homes and…

You will remember back in March we celebrated World Book Day, an incentive to encourage children and young people to read more. World Book Night is about encouraging adults to…

Entry into drama school has always been costly and complicated, but over the last year several schools have brought there prices down to help financial pressure during these hard times.…

In 2012 the International Association of Art created this appreciation day for Fine Arts. The date is the birthday of famous painter Leonardo Di Vinci. The aim of this holiday…

In a world that has suffered lockdowns because of the pandemic the United Nations wants to encourage every country to look at each aspect of human development creatively as well…

Recently there has been the comparison of the price of a theatre ticket to that of a professional football match ticket. In the comments to the article warned that we…