The worldwide moratorium on theatre is putting a strain on the industry, but one group in particular is facing increased financial challenges. Director and producer Olivia Munk explains how it feels to be a migrant artist in lockdown
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Aberdeen Performing Arts, which operates His Majesty’s Theatre, the Aberdeen Music Hall and the Lemon Tree, will get the largest portion of the money, £1.4 million, while Eden Court in Inverness and Edinburgh’s Capital Theatres will both receive £800,000
Aberdeen Performing Arts, which operates His Majesty’s Theatre, the Aberdeen Music Hall and the Lemon Tree, will get the largest portion of the money, £1.4 million, while Eden Court in Inverness and Edinburgh’s Capital Theatres will both receive £800,000
Olivia Munk
