News & Blog
Keep up to date with all our activities by reading our regular blogs written by actor and theatre practitioner Janine Haynes.
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Response to the Government’s Roadmap
25 February 2021
We are cautiously encouraged to see the government’s most recent four step roadmap out of the latest lockdown, but of course these plans all depend on the easing of restrictions in the Spring...
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Gender inequality in UK theatre is ‘shocking’ says report
12 February 2021
We don’t need a report to tell us that gender equality is ‘shocking’ within the UK theatre industry...
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UK touring theatre productions - Fighting red tape and restrictions
30 January 2021
We all hoped that 2021 was going to be the year that theatres up and down the country would come to life again...
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How we can all work together to make theatres safe
13 January 2021
Knowing when theatres are going to open is the million-dollar question.
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Looking back with great positivity for the future
29 December 2020
As we all know this year has been extremely difficult for all of us within the theatre and arts industry. So, in our last blog of the year, we wanted to focus on the positives that we have seen come out of theatre during 2020...
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The Pantomimes and Christmas shows will go online
21 December 2020
We all heard the devastating news last week that many areas in England, including Buckinghamshire, have moved into Tier 3. With this news, many theatres must close again at a time that would usually be their busiest period.
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A cultural explosion is on its way!
11 December 2020
I have missed theatre dreadfully, both working on theatre projects and enjoying the wonderful live experience itself...
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Community podcast – Invisibility in Society
26 November 2020
Just before the current lockdown, we were lucky enough to get together with some incredible, local women to record a podcast as part of our ‘Invisible Visible’ project.
For this part of the project we were interested in talking to people who have felt invisible or not heard in our society,…
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What does a dramaturge do?
11 November 2020
Last year in September 2019 as part of “Taking the Stage - Women in the Performing Arts” at MK Gallery, we showcased a scratch piece called “Becoming The Invisible Woman” by Sarah Wanendeya.
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The long road to recovery – what happens after the Culture Recovery Fund?
29 October 2020
Over the last few weeks, it has been wonderful to see nearly 2000 arts venues all around the UK receiving the much-needed funding boost from the Government's Culture Recovery Fund.
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