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Major arts organisations in Birmingham are to get a three-year funding deal from the city council for the first time.Bodies including the CBSO, Birmingham Royal Ballet and the Birmingham Repertory Theatre will share a £9.2 million pot.
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Martin Mullaney’s Road to Damascus continues apace. “I’m of the opinion that the presence
of skateboarders in public spaces helps make the area feel safe.” !!! -
The National Barbershop Youth Chorus, a choir from Birmingham, was a winner in the open category of the Area Selection Stage for the prestigious BBC Radio 3 Choir of the Year competition, held at The Warwick Arts Centre this weekend.
Job listings from Audiences Central- Events organiser
- Curatorial Research Associate, University of Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton
- Development Manager (Trusts & Foundations)
- Programme Manager, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Liverpool
- Chief Executive, Lyric Theatre, Belfast
- Youth Theatre Director, York Royal Theatre, North Yorkshire
- Press & Marketing Assistant - Welsh National Opera
- Drama and Dance Adviser - British Council
- Marketing Manager (Campaigns), Welsh National Opera
- General Manager
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“£9.2m funding to promote arts in Birmingham - Birmingham Post
Major arts organisations in Birmingham are to get a three-year funding deal from the city council for the first time.Bodies including the CBSO, Birmingham Royal Ballet and the Birmingham Repertory Theatre will share a £9.2 million pot.”
- And the Birmingham International Comics Show, which brings thousands of visitors into the city gets nothing…what a surprise. Thanks BCC.