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4036 resultsAn Actor's Business: Location Matters
Recently Canadian actors went on strike in a dispute over how they should be paid for performances shown on the…
365 Days/365 Plays: A Progress Report
Writing a play every day for a whole year — as Pulitzer Prize-winner Suzan-Lori Parks did in 2004 — is…
Getting Covered: Health issues in the arts
An exploration of how artists deal with health issues in the US, where getting and paying for health care is…
2012 Labour of Love
Glyn Ley's labour of love is bringing artists and Olympians together in time for the 2012 Games.
State of the Copyfight: Intellectual property in the digital age
Organizations such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Creative Commons claim that Big Brother isn’t just watching you, he’s colonized…
Rank and Phile
There has always been an audience for compelling stories and skillful storytellers. From campfire tales of heroic adventures and deistic…
Putting yourself out there
Aspiring novelist Ralph Grayden tackles another big question: why is it so hard to show the labours of your blood,…
Is the World Truly Safe for the Modern Movie Musical?
There have been a heartening number of movie musicals recently, which has led me to wonder where they’ve been for…
Here's Oscar
It’s Oscar time again, and what’s at stake — aside from millions of dollars worth of publicity? And maybe most…
Never Forget
This August arts and cultural events will mark the bicentenary of the abolition of Britain's slave trade. Craig Scutt reports.