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Culture Bite: Drury Lane Theatre Model

Culture Bite: Drury Lane Theatre Model

I introduced you to the Palais Garnier earlier in the summer, one of the most gorgeous theatres you can visit. However, London has many historic theatres that are well worth a visit. (Of course, I have to recommend visiting the Royal Opera House!) While I’m […]

History Bite: The Globe Theatre

History Bite: The Globe Theatre

Although there are many famous theatres across the world, the Globe Theatre in London is still one of the most recognisable. Strongly associated with William Shakespeare, it is an enduring monument to British playwriting and theatre. (And quite frankly, one of those London pictures that […]

Happy World Theatre Day 2021!

Happy World Theatre Day 2021!

This is a day late, but happy World Theatre Day! For the most parts, the performing arts tends not to be a particularly lucrative sector. Companies, theatres, and performers walk a difficult financial tightrope, while creating their art and entertaining us. And despite the fact […]

Where to Find Online Theatre Performances

Where to Find Online Theatre Performances

Unsurprisingly, my most popular posts in the last year have been how to find history and culture online. (And book lists, but duh, we all have more reading time!) While I think people are scrambling to find creative ways to stay entertained at home, they […]

How Can We #SupportTheArts in 2021?

How Can We #SupportTheArts in 2021?

Overall, performing arts has been struggling for support in the last few decades. Although there are blockbuster theatres like the Royal Opera House and Paris Opera that command thousands of audience members at each performance, that isn’t true for most companies. People compare the cost […]