Bradford Producing Hub (BPH) is moving to becoming an independent organisation, having started as a short-term, Arts Council-funded project. Leading the board are co-chairs Karen Watson, co-founding artistic director of East Street Arts, and Kamal ...
The Invisible Circus celebrated Earth Day with a massive performance protest; Code Red – A Funeral for Nature took place in Bath Somerset on Sat 20 Apr ...
Creative UK has launched their UK General Election manifesto calling for ‘radical new action’. Ahead of the upcoming UK General Election, they're setting out how, with the right investment, the Cultural and Creative ...
Ockham’s Razor has been nominated for Best Midscale Company at the National Dance Awards for nominating us for Best Midscale Company at this year's awards. A massive thank you again to the National ...
Bexhill After Dark and UEL After Dark are featured in 'Reimagining Community Festivals and Events' with a chapter written by Dr. Mandy Curtis (18 Hours Director) and Dr. Adam Jones (University of Brighton), ...
Culture Value has worked with the University of Leeds to develop a free-to-access online course called Evaluation for Arts, Culture and Heritage: Principles and Practice. This self-guided course will help you understand ...
The Paul Hamlyn Foundation has relaunched their Arts Programme and applications are currently open for their Arts Fund 2024. Vision for the Cultural Sector Over the last year, the arts team at Paul ...
OAUK member Appetite has just joined the Stomping Ground commissioning group, alongside FABRIC, FESTIVAL.ORG, The Place, Strike A Light, and Sismògraf Festival in Olot, Catalonia. The commissioning group is interested to hear from ...
OAUK members Activate Performing Arts and Magna Vitae are in partnership with the National Landscapes Association for the brand new £2M ground-breaking national project called Nature Calling. Exceptional and diverse writers and artists ...
We were pleased to see so many OAUK members at the Macao International Parade, China on 24 Mar 2024. The Macao International Parade promotes cultural and artistic interaction and exchange, adding joy to ...
Social media is a great way to find new audiences but you only get one chance at a first impression. If your content is not access for and inclusive of disabled people you are missing a …
MoreCourse Overview: Trainer and tour booker Mark Makin will guide you through the particular set of skills and specialist knowledge that you need to successfully book a UK tour. Mark will share his own experiences of …
MoreDevising on new equipment with Charlotte Mooney Co-Artistic Director of Ockham’s Razor. Includes a ticket to the 7.30pm performance of Tess by Ockham’s Razor on Wednesday 1st May This is a 3-hour workshop in partnership with Crying Out …
MoreThis whimsical show tells the Indian Panchtantra story of the Elephant and the Mouse. Through enchanting puppetry and storytelling we see how the two creatures learn to live side by …
MoreAn adventurous outdoor circus show for all the family – followed by an interactive workshop for babies, toddlers, grandparents and everyone in between! The Jules Verne’s classic is given …
MoreFollow Alice down the rabbit hole to the magical world of Wonderland. Have tea with the Mad Hatter, smile with the Cheshire Cat, laugh with the Tweedles but beware of …
MoreThe first week of May, Lleida hosts the Puppet Fair, organized by the Lleida Puppet Center and the City Council. Once again the fantastic world of puppets will flood the streets, squares and theaters of the …
MoreThe Wye Valley River Festival is 10 days of spectacular happenings in outstanding landscapes throughout the Wye Valley, from Chepstow to Ross-on-Wye. The 2024 theme is “The Earth Beneath our Feet”. The Wye Valley River Festival …
MoreLimerick becomes THE destination for families, foodies and fun runners each May Bank Holiday for the city’s premier summer festival, Riverfest Limerick! Highlights of the festival include Riverfest on the Shannon, BBQ on the Boardwalk, the Riverfestival Village in …
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