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• Sarah Bernhardt, Hugh Grant, Matt Hatter ... now Notting Hill venue has a starring role

  11 Oct 2014: ITV cartoon set in London venue, the Coronet, could mean huge boost to building’s restoration as global audience start to seek out their hero’s fictional home

• Regional arts funding imbalance will ‘worsen significantly’, warn arts leaders

  Guardian Professional, 10 Oct 2014: Imbalances in funding between London and rest of the country scrutinised in new report on Arts Council investment plans
  

• The ethics of arts sponsorship

  9 Oct 2014: Letters: If any boards (and artistic directors) of arts organisations are not discussing their own ethics seriously, they cannot cite lack of material

• Tate and oil: does the art world need to come clean about sponsorship?

  8 Oct 2014: If campaigners get their way, the Tate may soon have to disclose how much money BP gives it. Why the secrecy? And is sponsorship harming the arts? Susanna Rustin reports

• Theatres at risk: nine arts venues facing destruction – in pictures

  Guardian Professional, 18 Sep 2014: The Theatres Trust has added eight new arts venues to its Theatre Buildings at Risk register for 2014, which features 33 buildings in all

• The future of culture and broadcasting in a divided Britain

  16 Sep 2014: Letters: The funding the Edinburgh festivals receive from the BBC, VisitBritain and Arts Council England could be thrown into question in the event of independence

• Working-class talent being priced out of acting, says David Morrissey

  16 Sep 2014:

  State of Play star says creative industries have developed an 'intern culture' that is failing people from disadvantaged backgrounds

• Judi Dench laments that young actors are held back by wealth divide

  14 Sep 2014: Oscar-winning star fears working-class talents being lost by the cost of drama school training and demise of repertory theatre

• ‘Commercial’ is not a dirty word: meet the new breed of theatre producer

  10 Sep 2014: Exciting young talents such as Vicky Graham, Emily Dobbs and Nicola Seed are breaking into the theatre production boys’ club, and bringing new life and authenticity to the stage, writes Lyn Gardner

• Beyond failure: why the arts must embrace its digital vulnerabilities

  Guardian Professional, 3 Sep 2014: Only by understanding our personal weaknesses can cultural organisations and museums adapt to digital change

• Why UK theatre should look beyond its borders

  2 Sep 2014:

  As belts are tightened in the UK, international partnerships such as Simon Stephens's remarkable Three Kingdom will make British theatre far richer, writes Lyn Gardner

• Big spenders: Australian musicals must downsize to survive

  29 Aug 2014: No matter how much it’s talked up, the large-scale Aussie musical struggles to compete – could it be time to aim smaller?

• Artists must fight back against cuts

  27 Aug 2014: Letters: The Artists’ Assembly Against Austerity will provide a space in which we can mobilise to effect real change

• 'Exploration of identity should not be limited to the national' – Scottish artists wrestle with independence issue

  4 Aug 2014: Devolution may be unfinished business for much of Scotland's cultural community, but the complex issue of arts funding is just one of the practical considerations for the quieter no camp

• Australian opera: big, loud, demanding and in need of a good review

  4 Aug 2014: As George Brandis announces a national opera review and international companies continue to struggle, Donald McDonald considers the future for the art form and its $32m in public funding

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