I want to share something at The Joy Of Opera!

So, You’ve Heard About The Joy Of Opera…   (If not, take a look at this page.)   Do You Want To Share Something?   If you’ve got something you’d like to share, we’d love to hear about it.   We’re open to anything. The core advice is:   Does it offer something to other … Continued

Who’s Funded What?

A big question for opera makers is always ‘how can I fund my show?’   We’ve already made a list of who funds opera in general, so today, we’re taking a look at who’s funded Tête à Tête shows in the past five years and what they’ve funded.   While you should always check a … Continued

Three Free Resources

If you search “free resources for artists” into the search engine of your choice, you will find thousands of pages, all pointing in different directions.   While we haven’t seen everything, here are a couple of things we like that might be interesting for you too.   1. Tête à Tête archives   Tête à … Continued

How do I get funding for my show?

There are lots of different organisations that support the arts, with lots of different priorities and deadlines. We’ve rounded up information about those deadlines and organisations and summarised it here – though always check the organisation’s website for full details and the most up-to-date information.   Many will require you to be a registered charity, … Continued

What are our artists up to?

Considering how challenging it has been recently to get new work off the ground, we went back to our Festival Alumni from the last few years to tell us what they are up to at the moment,  how they are keeping up their creative momentum in 2022, and how you can find out more.   Al White … Continued

What Arts Council England can do for you.

Times are hard for artists right now, and we want to do as much as we can to help. Over the next few weeks, we’ll share resources, articles by inspiring creatives, and things we found inspiring to help you as much as we can.   To start off with, here’s a guide to some things … Continued

Guest Blog: With Open Eyes – Creating While There’s Light

Ahead of the work-in-progress sharing of ‘While There’s Light’ next Wednesday, librettist and translator Vincent Katz reflects on the process of adapting ancient texts amid numerous influences.   ***   Elizabeth Bishop got me here, but now that I’m in London, albeit in quarantine for the moment, other voices are speaking to me. I’ve been reading … Continued