Is Brit Pop the cause of Brexit, Glastonbury’s first headline announcement, and Christmas music is here!

Well, with this roundup for November, there’s no denying that the holidays are just around the corner. And in theatre, that can only mean one thing. It’s panto season!!!!

Theresa May secures a Brexit deal!

Organisations around the world will come together to raise the visibility of transgender and gender non-conforming people

£6,000 in financial support for participants is available at Brighton Fringe, England’s largest arts festival. They have opened registration for Brighton Fringe 2019, which will run between 3 May and 2 June. Artists have until 18 January 2019 to register their events, with an early bird discount for events registered by 7 December 2018.

Kanye meets Trump, music legends announce a new tour, a loss to the operatic world and there's to be a new biopic of a soul legend.

This month celebrated the anniversary of the #metoo movement, in a year which has seen theatres across the UK update their harassment and bullying policies, and a new no-nonsense approach has swept the country.

March for Brexit, journalism under threat, and a reduction in the wage gap

Dancing, Doctor Who and self-destructing art

We are bringing together a great panel of industry experts to discuss whether journalism is being held captive by technology companies. 

Postman Pat, Newcastle, Sky and Brexit. 

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