Salzburg Festival: Rightness is never wise
The Salzburg Festival's board has given artistic director Markus Hinterhäuser an ultimatum regarding his future with the festival amid growing tensions.
Ariel Tarico: how he got Campanella to debut as an "actor", the fears that haunt him, and his relationship with power
Ariel Tarico stars in his new comedy show 'Llegamos tarde' at Teatro Politeama, exploring his artistic journey and partnerships.
The new director of the Tallinn Music and Ballet School (MUBA) is Piret Rips
Piret Rips has been appointed as the new director of the Tallinn Music and Ballet School (MUBA) following a public competition conducted by the Ministry of Education and Research.
After 12th, Arts Stream Students Can Build Good Careers with This Graduate Course...
Students from the arts stream after 12th grade can pursue various graduate courses to enhance their careers, including law, design, and management.
In Sanremo we sing together with Cochi, Rossi, and Jannacci
Ale & Franz are embarking on a new comedy tour called 'Capitol'ho', highlighting their unique comedic journey and upcoming performances in Northern Italy.
Unknown Notebooks: What Heiner Müller Wrote at Only 15 Years Old
An unknown notebook containing early writings of playwright Heiner Müller was presented at the Academy of Arts, showcasing his mature style even at a young age.
AL: The Martial Arts Hall Collapsed Again in Tampere
The martial arts hall in Tampere, Hervanta, has collapsed again, reportedly during a training session.
Conservative theatre-making will kill the UK industry, says National’s director
Indhu Rubasingham, the artistic director of the National Theatre, warns that conservative approaches in theatre are detrimental to its future and calls for a commitment to new writing and creative risk.
Focusing on indigenous and quilombola peoples, the 4th edition of Frestas starts this week in Sorocaba
The 4th edition of the Frestas Triennial of Arts kicks off at Sesc Sorocaba this week, emphasizing contemporary art and indigenous cultures.
N.S. book publishers slammed by provincial government’s cuts to the creative sector
Nova Scotia book publishers are facing significant challenges due to provincial government cuts to the arts sector, exacerbating existing market uncertainties.
Yuja Wang accuses Radio 3’s Norman Lebrecht of misogynistic bullying
Pianist Yuja Wang publicly accused broadcaster Norman Lebrecht of misogynistic bullying following his criticism of her decision to withdraw from an interview.
Sofía Montenegro, the UFC fighter who suffered from overweight, bullying, and is a primary school teacher
Sofía Montenegro, a 26-year-old UFC fighter from Córdoba, overcame childhood bullying and weight issues to pursue a successful career in mixed martial arts while also working as a primary school teacher.
THE BEST ⟩ Who came to the reception in the most stylish attire?
The article discusses the significance of adornment during celebrations for Estonians, highlighting well-chosen jewelry as an essential part of attire.
Claudio Santoro Liceum continues auditions for free courses in Manaus; learn how to participate
Claudio Santoro Liceum is currently holding auditions for various free artistic courses in Manaus that will take place until this Friday.
Let's Talk About Money: 'That Wasn't Gay, It Was Martial Arts in Ballet Shoes'
Osiel Gouneo, a prominent ballet dancer, discusses the challenges of financial security for dancers and his experiences as a black man in Munich in a recent interview.
Flamm arts festival aims to spark interest in unsung Cornish town of Bodmin
The Flamm arts festival is transforming Bodmin into a contemporary art destination this weekend, showcasing various artistic installations and engaging the community.
Hillary Clinton testifies about Epstein files before a Congressional committee: what you need to know before her statement
Hillary Clinton is set to testify before the U.S. House Oversight Committee regarding the late sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein, in a closed session to be held at a performing arts center in New York.
Obituary: Mourning for a Theater Woman
The community of Markt Schwaben is mourning the loss of an honorary citizen and influential theater figure, Marga Kappl, who greatly shaped the cultural life in the region.
As a result of parental pressure, the Limbazi municipality council changes plans for the reorganization of music and arts schools
Due to parental protests, the Limbazi municipality council has altered its initial plan for reorganizing music and arts schools, opting to establish two instead of one.
Keithy Kuuspu: More Important than Awards is Standing Out
Keithy Kuuspu discusses the significance of recognition in the arts, emphasizing that it aids artists in progressing to their next works.
Tesco issues urgent recall of children's product over risk of asbestos
Tesco has recalled a children's arts and crafts kit due to potential asbestos contamination.
Priit Võigemast: There are a lot of talented children in Estonia
Priit Võigemast emphasizes the abundance of hidden talent among children in Estonia and calls for greater attention to their abilities.
Lee Sang-hyeon, 'Third Generation of LS Group,' Appointed as Chairman of the Cultural Heritage Trust
Lee Sang-hyeon has been appointed as the chairman of the Cultural Heritage Trust of Korea by its board of directors.
Šarić: The City of Zagreb has banned my artistic work, how will I now perform my performance?
The artist Šarić faces rejection from the City of Zagreb for his performance funding application, raising concerns about artistic freedom and support in the cultural sector.
As the weather warms, it's recommended to take time for music: major cultural institutions promise to surprise
Cultural institutions in Lithuania are gearing up for spring with diverse music and art offerings to engage audiences.
Possible Pregnancy: Crying Student; 24-Year Prison Sentence for Martial Arts Instructor for Sexual Assault
A martial arts instructor in Japan was sentenced to 24 years in prison for repeatedly sexually assaulting eight female students, causing distress and trauma, including one student fearing she might be pregnant.
Deaths: Lived intensely the defense of the environment and the arts
Kali Ribeiro de Albuquerque Deckers was an environmental activist and artist from Ceará, Brazil, who died at a young age, having championed social issues during her brief life.
Theatre company signals final curtain call as funding dries up
The Adelaide theatre company Slingsby announced it will shut down due to funding losses, culminating in its final performances at the Adelaide Festival.
Energy agreements with the Chevron - HelleniQ Energy consortium in Thursday's Cabinet meeting
Greece's Cabinet is set to discuss energy agreements with Chevron and HelleniQ Energy, alongside topics including artificial intelligence in the arts and legislation against illegal betting.
Republican Memory Foundation opens registrations for visual arts exhibition of Maranhão 2026
The Republican Memory Foundation has opened registrations for the 2026 visual arts exhibition in Maranhão, inviting local artists to submit their work by March 25, 2026.
Leonardo DiCaprio's behavior behind the cameras surprised everyone at the BAFTA gala
The BAFTA gala on February 22 showcased glamour and unexpected moments, particularly highlighting Leonardo DiCaprio's surprising behavior off-camera.
Ballerina Greta Gylytė bows for the last time to the audience
Ballerina Greta Gylytė reflects on her final performance, expressing both happiness and contentment as she prepares to transition to a new stage of her career after years of cherished roles.
Colleague Awards Presented on the Birthday of Rakvere Theatre
Rakvere Theatre celebrated its 86th birthday with the announcement of colleague awards for achievements in theater production and performance.
Gunnar D Hansson receives the Academy's Nordic Prize: 'This matter of poetry is very important'
Gunnar D Hansson has been awarded the Academy's Nordic Prize, acknowledging his significant contributions to poetry and the literary arts in Sweden.
Humanoid robots in action. They can manage dance and martial arts
The article discusses the capabilities of humanoid robots, including their ability to perform dance and martial arts.
Ana Belén: "I have sought the pleasure of work, not recognition"
Ana Belén discusses her career and motivations in the arts, highlighting her return to cinema in the film 'Islas' and her enduring connection to theater.
Roving performers to catch 'audiences unaware' with magic at WOMADelaide
The Melbourne physical theatre ensemble Born in a Taxi will bring unique roving performances to WOMADelaide, showcasing the evolution of street art over the years.
In a Concentration Camp I Will Be Eva Braun
The performance "Something is Dreaming Us" by Manuela Gandini returns to Milan, merging critical thought and artistic expression while set in a former concentration camp.
The Eternal Rebellious
The article reflects on the life and reluctance of renowned poet and playwright Franz Xaver Kroetz as he reaches his 80th birthday.
How artists and collectives can access the resources of the Aldir Blanc Policy in RO: see the step by step
The Government of Rondônia is selecting artistic and cultural projects funded by the Aldir Blanc National Policy to support initiatives in audiovisual, digital culture, visual arts, and fashion.
Gym Instructor Arrested for Sexual Violence Against Minors: 'He Abused Us in the Locker Room'
A martial arts instructor in Pescara has been placed under house arrest for aggravated sexual violence against three underage students after allegations of abuse during private weight assessments.
Urtasun begins the reform of Inaem: proposes replicating the model of the Prado Museum to flexibilize hiring
Ernest Urtasun has initiated a significant reform of the National Institute of Performing Arts and Music (Inaem) in Spain, aiming to create a more flexible hiring process by emulating the structure used by the Prado Museum.
We should not let AI into art, after all, that’s what we want to do as humans, says restorer Krkošová
Restorer and illustrator Kamila Krkošová discusses the encroachment of artificial intelligence in the creative arts and stresses the importance of human creativity and artistic cultivation.
Annex of the National University of Arts in Pompeya
A proposed building within a master plan by students serves as an annex for the National University of Arts, located in Nueva Pompeya, Argentina.
EKA Rector Wears Seaweed Sequined Outfit at the President's Reception
Hilkka Hiiop, the rector of the Estonian Academy of Arts, showcased a unique outfit made of seaweed sequins at the president's reception.
Man Utd star hits out at Everton's dark arts that were 'a bit over the top'
Manchester United defeated Everton 1-0 in a tense match, with players criticizing Everton's physical tactics.
War veterans found their way to heal - on stage
In a theater in Kiev, war veterans who have suffered severe injuries from the ongoing conflict are reclaiming their lives through performance arts, illustrating the transformative power of creativity and community.
Review: Švanda Theater has a new hit. Romeo and Juliet relies on dazzling actors
The review highlights the successful performance of 'Romeo and Juliet' at Švanda Theater, emphasizing the remarkable talent of the cast.
Cultural Exclusion: The Major 'Cancel' After the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
This article discusses the cultural exclusion faced by Russian artists and institutions following the invasion of Ukraine, marking a significant shift in the global cultural landscape.
Introduction of ‘AI Basic Education’ in 20 Universities... Freshmen Required to Take ‘AI Liberal Arts’
The South Korean Ministry of Education announces a program to integrate basic artificial intelligence education into 20 universities, making it mandatory for freshmen.