house in the press
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 »
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 »
Each month house sends out a newsletter detailing the latest updates from the team. If you would like to join our mailing list, please sign up through our …More »
Frozen Light creates multi-sensory theatre for people with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD) The Company was developed out of a collaboration between Lucy Garland’s company Seeing Beyond …More »
Emma Parlow, Marketing Manager of Hertford Theatre talks about how the venue initiated engagement with schools… …More »
Darren Grice, Director at The Garage, has written about their success in enticing young audiences to the venue. …More »
Following rave reviews from its run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2011, and a UK tour in 2012, house can confirm that the new tour of The …More »
Sometimes arts marketing can feel very repetitive. Caz Slota, Marketing Manager at Norwich Playhouse, blogs for us. …More »
The Wrong Crowd‘s co-artistic director Rachael Canning shows budding puppeteers what you can do with an old pair of tights and some stuffing – resulting in some incredible puppets!
house are supporting The Wrong Crowd’s tour of The Girl with the Iron Claws during Spring 2013
View the original video »For the first performances of their house tour, Bootworks took The Incredible Book Eating Boy to Sheringham Little Theatre, North Norfolk. The piece is 5 minutes long and …More »
If you follow us on Twitter, you will have seen that on Tuesday of this week we hosted an event on diversity for programmers across our venue network. …More »