Arts and culture organisations tackling the climate crisis
A Green Arts Forum was held by Theatre Forum on Thursday, April 22 as part of their Green Arts Initiative.
The Abbey announce recipients of the Commemoration Bursaries
The Abbey Theatre announced the 14 recipients of the Commemoration Bursaries which are named in honour of those who lost their lives on Bloody Sunday in 1920. The bursary is awarded to artists to fund new work inspired by the events of the civil war period, according to the Abbey.
Applications open for Arts and Disability Connect scheme 2021
Applications for round one of the Arts and Disability Connect (ADC) 2021 scheme opened last week and will…
Adapting to streaming – sound and set design
Tom Lane and Katie Davenport on designing 'The Visiting Hour' at The Gate Theatre, Dublin.
Home: Part One shows how theatre can heal
Home Part: One was an opportunity to to clarify and amplify the survivors of the Mother and Baby…
Imagine! Belfast Festival: A local staple turned international event
For the second year in a row, Imagine! Belfast Festival will take place virtually with 115 webcasts.
Relief for performers in UK roadmap; Irish approach is “disheartening”
Last month, the UK Government announced their roadmap for the first half of 2021, culminating in all social distancing restrictions being lifted on June 21st.
Speak Up ACTiON: Addressing bullying and harassment in the arts sector
“It’s trying to achieve an Irish performance art industry that all artists, makers and employees feel safe and know their rights, and are kept informed of what they are entitled to and what their responsibilities are.”
‘Life Worth Living’ report recommendations; 4 months later
The report of the Arts and Culture Recovery Taskforce, titled ‘Life Worth Living’, was published back in October…
Streaming the theatre
Catríona McLaughlin and Aonghus Óg McNally on streaming Beckett's 'Happy Days'.