Welcome to the house of fun
JOE: …small town. I suppose. You have to make your own fun. ANN: Everybody makes their own fun. F’you don’t
Community art
JOE: …small town. I suppose. You have to make your own fun. ANN: Everybody makes their own fun. F’you don’t
In a world saturated with pictures, the work of artists is very vulnerable and very important –vulnerable because it
The fourth Regular Marvel is called The Light Ships: Church, art and community in the Lincolnshire Fens. It will be
The Independent Theatre Council is celebrating its 40th birthday today, with an event at the Royal Festival Hall in London.
The Light Ships website has been growing with short posts that touch on the rich and varied artistic life of
Yesterday afternoon, I met three people who promote the arts at Hindolveston Village Hall, in Norfolk. They mentioned, in passing,
This summer, a new regular marvel will unfold in the ancient and distinctive fenlands of south east Lincolnshire. The Light
A quick post to highlight a radio programme called The Folklorist, about Izzy Young, who was central to the Greenwich Village
The tension between city and countryside, capital and regions, centre and periphery is ancient and probably inevitable, because of the
‘Pete Seeger’s great work was not just singing the songs, but getting everybody else to sing them—getting his audience, us,