Arts leaders claim government EBacc consultation marginalises arts
Arts leaders have criticised a government consultation on the English Baccalaureate that excludes compulsory creative subjects, claiming it is marginalising the arts.
Arts leaders have criticised a government consultation on the English Baccalaureate that excludes compulsory creative subjects, claiming it is marginalising the arts.
Culture minister Ed Vaizey and Arts Council England chair Peter Bazalgette have thrown their weight behind a campaign for cultural development in
The BBC’s Wolf Hall, ITV drama Cilla and Sky Atlantic’s crime series Fortitude have each received three nominations for this year’s Royal
The Orange Tree Theatre has won this year’s Empty Space Peter Brook award. The Richmond theatre, which was also nominated last year,
Plays by Dennis Kelly, Mark Ravenhill, Clara Brennan and David Greig are among 15 being made available to perform, rights-free, as part
Theatres across the UK took a total of more than £1 billion at the box office in 2014, according to new figures
The London Contemporary Dance School has launched a new postgraduate programme designed to offer dancers the opportunity to combine further study with
Online arts platform Digital Theatre has been acquired by education experts Big Clever Learning. It marks the latest acquisition by Big Clever
Nicole Kidman, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Denise Gough and Lia Williams will compete for the best actress prize at this year’s London Evening Standard
Laura Lomas is one of five writers who have created Joanne, a show that explores the effects of increasing pressures on public
PLAYS Adrian Lester is to reprise his role as 17th century actor Ira Aldridge in a West End transfer of Red Velvet.
Jodie Prenger, Aled Jones and the cast of The Lion King are to perform in a memorial concert that will raise funds
Zoe Wanamaker, Sonia Friedman and shadow culture secretary Michael Dugher are among more than 150 cultural figures urging the arts sector not
Tom Chambers and Laura Rogers are to star in a new production of Noel Coward’s Private Lives in 2016. They will be
Equity’s new dance committee has launched with a series of priorities that pledge to develop a “stronger, larger and better informed” membership
Projects aimed at inspiring areas of low cultural engagement to get involved with the arts have received more than £5 million from
Arts Council England's Cassie Chadderton has been appointed to lead industry body UK Theatre. She will also be in charge of membership
The archive of Gilbert and Sullivan opera company D’Oyly Carte has been acquired by the British Library, securing the future of items
Brighton Hippodrome, the Rose Playhouse in Southwark and Plymouth’s Palace Theatre have been named among the buildings most at risk in England.
A neglected area of car park outside the New Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich is to be transformed into a public square that
A digital archive celebrating the history of Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre has been launched, featuring exhibits of actors including Benedict Cumberbatch
A decline in grassroots music venues will have a wider impact on the arts sector, the Musicians' Union has warned. A report,
The number of grassroots music venues in London dropped by 35% between 2007 and 2015, a new report has claimed. The finding
Jamie Eastlake is joint artistic director and executive director of Theatre N16, a new fringe venue that was launched this year. It
West End musical Kinky Boots has announced it will extend its booking period until May 2016. The show, which has music by