Rob Halliday

Brexit shouldn’t prevent British arts workers from continuing to earn a living in Europe, says Rob Halliday – we must join forces to demand urgent government action

As the vaccination programme continues across the UK, hopes rise of a gradual easing of restrictions later this year. But we need a globally accepted proof of vaccination for things to change across the theatre industry, says Rob Halliday

As the NYT’s chief electrician for more than a decade, Jerry Hodgson was an inspiration to a generation of young technicians – his humour and light touch will be much missed

Creatives will work through lockdown to get venues ready to reopen, but should they be taking the risk? asks Rob Halliday

As theatre productions start up again, many of us are finding ourselves back at work for the first time in months

It’s time to throw open the doors to ideas on how to enable venues to reopen, says Rob Halliday – this would be a really bad time for a not-signing-the-Beatles moment

Theatres must be proactive about finding ways to resume performances safely, says Rob Halliday – if we don’t lead the agenda, there’s a risk audiences will lose the theatregoing habit

The pressure exerted on the government that led to the £1.57 billion rescue package shows the power of the creative world collectively speaking up, says lighting designer Rob Halliday – let’s use that voice for other important battles

Lighting designer Rob Halliday says the amount of people it takes to make a theatre production is frequently underestimated

Theatre will come back, says lighting designer and programmer Rob Halliday, but the industry needs government support until it is safe to do so