Design Render of the Pop-up Globe, Auckland In exactly a year’s time the quatercentenary of William Shakespeare’s death will be marked with a performance of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night in stunning […]
The Auckland Notable Properties Trust, new owners of the historic closed St James Theatre on Queen Street, Auckland, have appointed Henslowe Irving Ltd as theatre consultants on the initial phase […]
We’re delighted today to publish our report on Hokitika’s Regent Theatre, the culmination of several month’s work with the theatre’s management committee. We were commissioned in March 2013 by the management […]
In this continuing series, Henslowe Irving Associate Maurice Ward takes a look at the role of the Chair and Board in a non-profit arts & culture organisation. The Board is a team […]
We are delighted to announce that we have secured the international audience experience expert Lisa Baxter for a one-off day of workshops here in Auckland. Lisa will be in Auckland for […]
In this continuing series, Henslowe Irving Associate Maurice Ward takes a look at the role of the Board in a non-profit arts & culture organisation. Forming – or transforming – a Board […]
The ten rules put forward by Michael Kaiser in his ground-breaking 2008 book The Art of the Turnaround remain some of the best advice around for arts leaders looking to transform arts […]
Grip, Focus, Nerve. In this continuing series, Henslowe Irving Associate Maurice Ward takes a look at the role of the Board in a non-profit arts & culture organisation. When a new chair […]
In this first post in a series, Henslowe Irving Associate Maurice Ward takes a look at the role of the Board in a non-profit arts & culture organisation. It’s often […]
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Andries van den Broek has a really cool new paper in Cultural Trends this year. It’s entitled “Arts participation and the three faces…
