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BBC Proms in North East enjoys biggest attendance figures yet - Arts Professional

More than 6,270 people attended the BBC Proms in the North East this month, becoming the event's most popular year since its launch in 2023. The four-day festival, which included a performance by former Little Mix member and current solo artist Jade Thirlwall, also drew a surge in radio listeners, with the number of peopleUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Ambitious British screen industry facing financial block - Arts Professional

Propelling British-backed film, television and video games requires a rethink of the current financial system on which they depend, a report commissioned by Creative UK and the British Film Institute has found. Despite the country’s screen sector contributing approximately £18.2 billion in Gross Value Added last year, and high-profile blockbusters such as Wicked choosing theUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

The Joy of Getting It Wrong – Why Mistakes Matter in SEND Youth Arts and Education

Explore the importance of embracing mistakes in SEND youth arts, where creativity, resilience, and self-expression flourish. Learn how mistakes are essential to building confidence, fostering inclusion, and encouraging emotional growth for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. Discover how RYTC Creatives CIC and Give Get Go Education provide safe spaces for SEND students to experiment and grow artistically. Embrace mistakes a…United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

Derry arts group loses appeal against funding cut - Arts Professional

Derry-based performing arts theatre Greater Shantallow Community Arts Centre (GSCAC) has lost its appeal against a decision to cut its funding. The arts centre lodged an appeal with the Executive Office of Northern Ireland after its application to the Central Good Relations Fund, administered by the office, was rejected in May. The rejection meant aNorthern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

Former supermarket site not ‘best option’ for theatre move - Arts Professional

A theatre set for relocation will not be transferring to the site of a former Morrisons, council leaders have confirmed. Swindon's Wyvern Theatre, which is earmarked for a new position within the town, will not move to vacant retail and leisure spot Regent's Circus despite claims doing so could help revive local businesses. "To haveMorrisons · Swindon Read Article

Axing Full-Time Training for Young Dancers Not a Response to Legal Claim, Says Royal Ballet School - Arts Professional

The Royal Ballet School has said that the decision to end full-time training and boarding for pupils under the age of 13 was made in response to research, consultation and the lived experiences of students and not a recent legal claim alleging failings in its duty of care. On Tuesday (29 July), the school announcedEducation · London See the Story

Guests using single-sex toilets would need to be "checked", says Museums Galleries Scotland

Museums Galleries Scotland has warned that "every single person using [single-sex] toilets" would need to be "checked".Dundee, Scotland · Dundee See the Story

Edinburgh festivals fear demise of community work amid ‘funding uncertainty’ - Arts Professional

Many Edinburgh festivals now “recognise community work as core”, but fear progress will be lost without future funding, according to a recent report into the impact of the Edinburgh Festivals Platforms for Creative Excellence programme (PlaCE). PlaCE funding allowed for a 489% increase in community groups engaged by festivals during its five year length, butEdinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

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