11.05.2013 / AI Profile
Turning a royal peculiar into a public particular
Christopher Le Brun, President, Royal Academy of Arts
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11.05.2013 / The Word
What next? Reinvent the wheel
David Lan, artistic director of the Young Vic and chair of the What Next? Group, on a new way of making the subsidy case for the arts - get the public to do it
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11.05.2013 / Music
The sound of the new
New music is all around us, but a definition of what it is remains elusive. A campaign has been launched to make us all aware of what we are hearing, and encourage its creators
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11.05.2013 / Dea Birkett
All in the family
Dea Birkett finds herself yawning through events that have been wronglylabelled
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11.05.2013 / The Word
The fight to survive
Gillian Hambleton, artistic director and chief executive of the northumberland Theatre Company, on losing all its subsidy
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11.05.2013 / My Story
Paula Rees…
...is the writer in residence for Chickenshed, the theatre company that combines the work of disabled and non-disabled artists. Born with hydrocephalus and cerebral palsy so severe it was hard to see how she could survive into childhood, she was te...
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15.04.2013 / AI Profile
Globally local
Catherine Mallyon, executive director, Royal Shakespeare Company
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15.04.2013 / Dea Birkett
Museums? Don’t ask me...
...because you don’t really want to know, Dea Birkett tells Museums Association canvassers
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15.04.2013 / City of Culture
Historic grip on a city’s cultural future
Derry/Londonderry’s year as the UK’s first City of Culture has blasted off with a rock ‘n’ roll ballet as a small and somewhat isolated city in north-western Ireland declares itself an international cultural player
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15.04.2013 / Guardian Professional
Young, early, emerging
In our collaborative series with the Guardian’s Culture Professionals website on emerging creative talent, Nancy Groves talks to Patrick Barstow, founding director of P Artist Management
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