As the UK’s leaders use the language of business to justify further devastation to theatre, Alice Saville argues that they’re looking for value in the wrong places.

Alice Saville writes on surviving through lockdown, and learning to love livestreamed theatre.

As Equity drafts a new code of conduct for critics, Alice Saville writes about racism and reviewing.

Alice Saville collates some arguments for urgently funding theatres now, so that they’ll still be there for us in whatever world awaits us in 2021.

A new initiative is holding theatres accountable on Black representation. Here’s more info, plus thoughts on Exeunt’s aims for the future.

We could have celebrity monologues in half-empty auditoriums. Or, we could look to the experimental theatremakers who’ve made space for new forms.

Tasmania’s triumphantly weird arts festival lures in audiences with magic, sweat and glitter.

As plans are taking shape for 2022’s £120m post-Brexit arts extravaganza, here are some more outward-looking ways to mark Britain’s exit from the EU.