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Arts Council England Arts Council England is the national development agency for the arts in England, distributing public money from Government and the National Lottery.
NewcastleGateshead Arts, Culture, Music and more...plan your visit in the city attractions, restaurants, theatres, bars and find out where to stay too!
Theatrical Management Association TMA is the pre-eminent UK wide organisation dedicated to providing professional support for the performing arts.
What's On North East www.whatsonnortheast.com is operated by Audiences North East, the regional agency that exists to increase the number and range of people engaging with cultural activity in the North East.
Arts Campaign UK Their vision, as the National Campaign for the Arts, is that the value of the arts will be understood and recognised by government, and that the arts will be adequately resourced as a key element in our national culture.
The Stage The website for the entertainment industry.
The Dance Consortium Established in 2000 by a group of theatres in the UK (including Theatre Royal Newcastle), The Dance Consortium is committed to the strategic development of audiences for international dance.
DisabledGo DisabledGo provides free detailed access information for disabled people across the UK.
The Theatres Trust The Theatre Trust is the National Advisory Public Body for Theatres, protecting theatres for everyone.
360-reality.com The only Virtual Tour Guide to the North of England. Take an immersive look around with our unique 360° Virtual Tours.
The Theatre Royal is one of 10 partner organisations comprising NewcastleGateshead Cultural Venues (NGCV). All 10 organisations are building-based (companies with responsibility for running public buildings) and are producers and presenters of work. The other nine are:
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art: The North East’s internationally acclaimed centre for new and contemporary art, housed in a landmark ex-industrial building on Gateshead Quays.
Centre for Life: A landmark Millennium project, this unique science village houses new research alongside facilities devoted to ethics, public engagement and education.
Dance City: The National Dance Agency for the North East, raising the profile of dance for young people in partnership with key youth dance partners such as Youth Dance England and Public Health North East.
Live Theatre: One of the leading new writing producers in the country, working with national and international co-producers. Its drama education programme is considered a national exemplar.
Northern Stage: The North East’s major producing theatre, making and presenting a repertoire of new work and contemporary classics in collaboration with partners such as Robert Lepage, the Royal Shakespeare Company and Kneehigh.
The Sage Gateshead: The pioneering international hub for music performance, learning and participation delivering across 10,000 square miles from Foster’s iconic building, as well as leading national programmes.
Seven Stories: a new national home for children’s literature, bringing together original manuscripts and artwork, involving young people, their families and educators in exploring creativity, literature and art.
Tyne and Wear Archive and Museums (TWAM): England’s largest regional museums service, with 12 museums, galleries and Heritage sites. TWAM leads NE Regional Museums Hub (Renaissance), and has agreed links with five national museums (Victoria and Albert, National Portrait Gallery, British Museum, Natural History Museum, Tate).
Tyneside Cinema: The North East’s leading independent cinema, a resource for learning and development of moving image and new media and an important hub for the North East’s creative industries.