Rio: an inspirational city
A Q&A with Marc Brew in Brazil as part of the handover of the cultural legacy from London 2012 to Rio 2016
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From Stoke Mandeville to Bangladesh
Graeae's Jenny Sealey spent some time working with theatre groups and a spinal injuries centre in Bangladesh. Here, she shares some of her experiences.
Theatre as an international language
Abdulla Al Asam performed at Shakespeare's Globe as part of Globe Education's Sam Wanamaker Festival. The annual celebration brings together 42 students from the leading UK accredited drama schools. This year, Globe Education also welcomed Abdulla and his colleague Mohammed Ziyara who, from the Youth Activities Department, Ministry of Culture, Arts and Heritage, Qatar, as part of Qatar-UK 2013 Year of Culture. Abdulla shares his thoughts below.
Challenge and change: arts and disability in Qatar
Carole McFadden reports from the second week of the first ever Arts and Disability Festival in Qatar
"China is still seen as an adventure"
David Elliott – Director Arts for the British Council, China – talks new buildings, dealing with censorship and why he loves his job...
"Moments like last night remind us why these discussions are so important"
Carole McFadden, British Council Theatre & Dance Adviser, reports from the first ever Arts & Disability Festival in Qatar.
Edinburgh Showcase Programme 2011
The 2011 programme showcased a snapshot of diverse work created in the UK
