Staging talks
The first National Skills Academy for Creative & Cultural Skills annual conference is set to take place at the Birmingham Hippodrome on February 25.
The event will bring together 200 delegates to talk about the current state of the offstage and backstage industry in today’s economy, evaluate problems and discuss solutions. The NSA - a network of industry professionals working together to develop and improve the skills of people working in the sector - aims to create an internationally acclaimed technical theatre and live music sector, supporting some of the leading stages in the world. Further details at www.nsa-ccskills.co.uk.
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