News: ACE grants Leicester’s Curve more than £1m from Sustain
Leicester Curve is the first theatre to be awarded more than £1 million from Art Council England's recession fighting fund Sustain. The £60 million, new-build venue, which opened less than 18 months ago and came in significantly over budget, is one of only three arts organisations to have received more than £1 million across...
News: Nash quits Young Vic post after three months
Young Vic executive director Gregory Nash has quit only three months after joining the London producing venue. In a move that makes Nash's tenure at the Young Vic one of the shortest ever for a senior manager at a major UK theatre, last month he and artistic director David Lan agreed "mutually and amicably" that Nash would leave the venue after...
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