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26th April 2021
ResearchWorks: Who cares for social impact?
Research, ResearchWorksIn this seminar Professor Eleonora Belfiore argues that current models for funding ‘socially impactful’ arts projects highlight clear failures in our cultural policy, and that new more caring ways of delivering impact need to be developed.
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29th April 2021
Love and Information
Play, Production ArtsMore than 100 characters feature in Pooja Ghai’s new production of Caryl Churchill’s fast-moving kaleidoscopic drama, exploring communication and our capacity for love in contemporary Britain.
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30th April 2021
Love and Information
Play, Production ArtsMore than 100 characters feature in Pooja Ghai’s new production of Caryl Churchill’s fast-moving kaleidoscopic drama, exploring communication and our capacity for love in contemporary Britain.
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26th April 2021
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