10 May
'Voices of America' Bill of Dance performed by English National Ballet at Sadler's Wells Theatre, Good news.
Read the full article: Arts risk becoming the preserve of the elite once again - DEBORAH ANNETTS10 May
Augmented Reality (AR) is a concept that has surfaced over recent years in games on smartphones and PCs, and as its popularity has risen, global technology companies have developed real-live products in various interfaces.
Read the full article: As new technologies open up the possibilities for creativity in stage performance, a new children’s theatre production showcases the potential of augmented reality. Sasha Kreindlin tells the story.10 May
Enlightened self-interest is a philosophy that states that an individual who acts to further the interests of others ultimately serves their own interests.
Read the full article: A continuous talent stream - At the very heart of Jasmin Vardimon Company is a dedication to education and nurturing talent. Lauren Baldock explains who benefits and how.10 May
The Arts Council has been urged to raise the profile of the arts throughout England
Read the full article: A candid response by What Next? Newcastle Gateshead to Arts Council England’s ten-year strategy consultation tells ACE to listen to the arts community in each region and “not lump everyone into the ‘North’”.10 May
Theatre journalist Lyn Gardner is having her reviews and features coverage completely cut from the Guardian after 23 years.
Read the full article: Guardian ends contract with critic Lyn Gardner after 23 years10 May
This summer, we will be offering young people the chance to make a feature length film comprised of four short films which are threaded together to explore the theme of an imbalanced world.
Read the full article: Applications open for summer screenwriting course for 18-24 year olds10 May
Established and emerging cultural leaders are invited to engage in some of the big issues affecting our work and shape the future landscape for family arts.
Read the full article: Family Arts - Family Arts Campaign first ever Family Arts Leadership Symposium10 May
23-25 May 2018 - College Court, Leicester AMA are being funded by Arts Council England to deliver training specifically for leaders of small cultural organisations as part of our remit as a Sector Support Organisation.
Read the full article: AMA: Small-Scale Development Programme10 May
Closes: 21st May 2018 Location: London Type: Part time Salary: Paid (£30k-40k pro rata) Artform: combined arts, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, music, theatre, visual arts Contact: ryrecruitment2018@gmail.com
Read the full article: Coordinator, RefugeeYouth10 May
Closes: 3rd June 2018 Location: London, Across the UK Type: Part time Salary: Paid (£15k-20k pro rata) Artform: dance, music, theatre Contact: Alison Woodward alisonwoodward@ymtuk.org
Read the full article: Pastoral Team Member, Youth Music Theatre UK10 May
Closes: 23rd May 2018 Type: Full time Salary: Paid (£15k-20k) Artform: theatre Contact: Abi Lewis recruitment@royalexchange.co.uk
Read the full article: Children & Young People Co-ordinator, Royal Exchange Theatre10 May
Closes: 16th May 2018 Type: Part time Salary: Paid (£15k-20k pro rata) Artform: theatre
Read the full article: Freelance Theatre Technician, Croydon Youth Theatre Organisation10 May
Closes: 17th May 2018 Type: Full time Salary: Paid (£25k-30k) Contact: Phil Clarke phil@halfmoon.org.uk Position: Stage Manager Dates: Monday 4th June to Friday 29th June 2018. Salary: £ 500.00 per week. (£ 2000 for the contract)
Read the full article: Stage Manager, Half Moon Young people's Theatre10 May
Closes: 21st May 2018 Location: South East, London Type: Full time Salary: Paid (£10k-15k)
Read the full article: Male Youth Leader, British American Drama Academy10 May
Closes: 1st June 2018 Location: London Type: Part time Salary: Paid (£10k-15k pro rata) Artform: crafts, combined arts, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, libraries, literature, museums, photography, music, theatre, visual arts
Read the full article: Children's Theatre Performances Wanted, Skewbald Theatre10 May
Closes: 23rd May 2018 Location: South East, Portsmouth Type: Part time Salary: Paid (£20k-25k pro rata)
Read the full article: Artists and Workshop leaders engaging with Refugees and Asylum Seekers, Journeys Festival International, Portsmouth10 May
Executive Director - The Regional Theatre Young Director Scheme Location: Salary: £41,000 to £45,000 depending on skills and experience.
Read the full article: Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester - The Regional Theatre Young Director Scheme10 May
Location: Belfast Salary: £45,000 - £52,000 p.a (Dependent upon experience).
Read the full article: Belfast Community Circus School - Chief Executive27 Apr
The Trust is seeking a part time administration assistant to help support the day to day operations of our small and successful charity.
Read the full article: The National Youth Arts Trust administration assistant27 Apr
Timothy McCarthy, Speech & Drama Adjudicator and Vice Chair of The British & International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance & Speech talks to use about participating in speech & drama festivals.
Read the full article: Speech and Drama Musing26 Apr
A creative club for 11-18 year olds with high functioning autism
Read the full article: Spectrum Youth Theatre Summer Term 201826 Apr
Today we are proud to release the We All Make Music GUIDE.
Read the full article: Released: We All Make Music GUIDE23 Apr
Police have drafted in actors to help their fight against urban gangs that use vulnerable people to traffic drugs.
Read the full article: County Lines: Police use street theatre in fight against crime23 Apr
Pat Kielty, Participation Officer for Thurrock Council, graduated from YMCA George Williams College with an MA in Youth and Community Work in July this year.
Read the full article: Does youth policy & theory meet practice? How does the rhetoric of treating young people with respect compare with the reality?23 Apr
Arts and culture are given no more than a passing reference in the new Creative Industries Sector Deal, an agreement under which the Government and creative sector businesses in England will work together on initiatives to “boost productivity, employment, innovation and skills”.
Read the full article: The £150m Creative Industries Sector Deal supports the development of creative clusters and the roll out of a creative careers programme but prioritises digital businesses over culture.