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Music Academy Of The West Announces 2021 Alumni Enterprise Award Winners Six winners will receive $85,000 in grants that advance social entrepreneurship and seed the industry with new ideas and platforms.by BWW News Desk The 2021 Music Academy of the West Alumni Enterprise Award winners have been announced. Six winners will receive $85,000 in grants that advance social entrepreneurship and seed the industry with new ideas and platforms Winning projects go global with multi-continent imprint, receiving robust creative support and mentorship from the Music Academy's Innovation Institute Total ...

I HAVE seen absolutely no evidence of gritting anywhere around Holmhead Place.  I have balance and co-ordination difficulties and learning difficulties. The nearest grit bin to my house is allegedly on Tankerland Road... halfway up a steep incline. I am INCAPABLE of getting grit so I am now TRAPPED in my apartment... I am absolutely furious. The council have proven that they do not care about people in my position. Clare Boyle Posted online IT’S said that Glasgow City Council are regularly refilling grit bins – well, they certainly have not managed in Langside and Battlefield (Co...

One of the world’s top festivals of contemporary opera and theater has shifted format because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Ronald Blum January 08, 2021 - 12:06 PM NEW YORK - One of the world’s top festivals of contemporary opera and theatre has shifted format because of the coronavirus pandemic. The ninth annual Prototype festivals opens Friday night with the world premiere of “Modulation,” a self-guided digital work for distanced times by 13 composers exploring isolation, identity, and fear. Two other world premieres will be presented through Jan. 16, including “Times3? a digital work by composer Pamela Z and theatre artist Geoff Sobelle shown on a video board in N...

Opera and theatre's Prototype Festival pushed mostly online by Ronald Blum, The Associated Press Posted Jan 8, 2021 3:06 pm EDT Last Updated Jan 8, 2021 at 3:14 pm EDT NEW YORK — One of the world’s top festivals of contemporary opera and theatre has shifted format because of the coronavirus pandemic. The ninth annual Prototype festivals opens Friday night with the world premiere of “Modulation,” a self-guided digital work for distanced times by 13 composers exploring isolation, identity, and fear. Two other world premieres will be presented through Jan. 16, including “Times3? a digi...