Building Audiences
On her Guardian blog over the weekend, Lyn Gardner asked ‘Should theatre fund audiences and not just artists?’ Of course, the two are not mutually exclusive, and Lyn …More »
On her Guardian blog over the weekend, Lyn Gardner asked ‘Should theatre fund audiences and not just artists?’ Of course, the two are not mutually exclusive, and Lyn …More »
house’s successful bid to the Creative Employment Programme will see over 30 interns and apprentices working throughout house venues in the south east and east of England between …More »
This week we held our third “programmers day” – which, unlike the first, isn’t just for our venue programmers anymore. In fact, Tuesday’s day had the widest range …More »
The second instalment of our ‘Day in the Life of’ series comes from Will Sawney, the Press and Marketing Manager for TOM The Old Market Theatre in Brighton: …More »
Welcome to September edition of the house newsletter. We hope that you all had a good summer. house in Edinburgh What a busy time we had during the …More »
5 days, 35 programmers and over 2000 shows to choose from; the conundrum faced by us as house, on taking the lead of the organisation of the Edinburgh …More »
To kick off our series of ‘A Day in the Life of’ we hear from Katy Snelling, Programmer of Oxford Playhouse, about what she does and why she …More »
Welcome to the August instalment of the house newsletter. As a new month dawns we look towards visiting the Edinburgh Festival, the upcoming house tours, and what we’ve …More »
The landscape for touring theatre in the UK is increasingly challenging, for artists, producers and venues alike. This report, commissioned by theatre producers Fuel, explores what might be …More »
It’s my turn to blog. I find this a hard thing to do (just ask Katie who’s been trying to get me to do this by last Thursday’s …More »
Welcome to the July instalment of the house newsletter. The past month has seen the house team finish the scheduling of the upcoming tours, announce several exciting new …More »
This £420,000 programme is designed to support the development of new ideas that meet the ambitions of artists and audiences for exciting, contemporary theatre. Developed as a companion …More »
Beaford Arts, an Arts Council NPO, is England’s longest running rural arts organisation. We support, produce and promote regional, national, and international performing artists working in both traditional …More »
house announces programme of 16 internships across 11 arts venues from across the south east and east of England, as part of the Art Council England’s Creative Employment …More »
Steering group member Gavin Stride (Farnham Maltings) wrote on his own blog about his thoughts following house’s first year. …More »