Sadler’s Wells appoints Britannia Morton as joint-CEO

Britannia Morton has been appointed the first female CEO of Sadler’s Wells since its founder, Lilian Baylis.

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UK theatre lights dimmed for Kenwright

Theatres across the UK are to dim their lights this evening in tribute to the producer Bill Kenwright, who has died aged 78.

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National Galleries of Scotland get first female chief

The new director-general of the National Galleries of Scotland is to be Anne Lyden, currently co-director of collections and research at the galleries.

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PATRICK KELLY 1955-2023

Patrick Kelly, the co-founder and co-editor of Arts Industry, has died. He leaves a wife and two daughters.

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Queen’s last photo is Picture of the Year – the image you chose

The last images to be taken of Queen Elizabeth before her death last September is the first IMAGO Photograph of the Year.

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Merriman to head English Heritage

Nick Merriman, director of the award-winning Horniman Museum in South London, is to be the next CEO of English Heritage.

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ENO’s music director quits over cuts

Martyn Brabbins has resigned as music director of English National Opera in protest at swingeing cuts to the orchestra and chorus.

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ACE launches freelance survey

Arts Council England has begun a survey of freelancers in the cultural sector to gauge the level of support that is needed.

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Amit Sharma to head Kiln

Amit Sharma, currently associate director at the Kiln Theatre in Kilburn, is to replace Indhu Rubasingham as the theatre’s artistic director and CEO.

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Lottery’s £200m places plan

A £200m scheme to “unlock” local heritage has been launched by the National Lottery Heritage Fund (NHLF).

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