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What does the future hold for our great cultural institutions?
As the National Theatre, Royal Opera House and South Bank Centre receive Government loans, their leaders talk about their hopes for survival
11 December 2020 • 6:00am
The show must go on: a scene from Follies at the National Theatre in 2019
Credit: Johan Persson
Today, the latest round of funding from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) was announced. This time, more than £165 million in loans were awarded to some of the big-hitting institutions (sometimes referred to as the “crown jewels”) which have been deeply affected by the pandemic in 2020. Among those who have been successful in their applications are the Royal Albert Hall who receive no Arts Council funding and, in September, made an urgent call for public funds in September and have lost £18 million in income over six months due to closure. They were awarded a loan of £20.7 million. ....

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