Theatre Talent Survey

First published on Mon, April 02, 2012.

Creative & Cultural Skills, Arts Council England and Nesta have joined forces to commission new independent research into the influence of the theatre industry on the wider economy, with a view to gaining a greater understanding of the role of public investment in the arts.

We are aiming to find out how commercial and subsidised theatre features in the careers of artists and practitioners. The survey, which ran from Apri 3rd until June 1st, looked to track the careers of people in the industry, and the talent that has emerged from it, to fully understand the impact that public investment in the sector makes.

The survey has now closed, but findings from the research will be be published in summer 2012. If you have any enquiries about the research, please contact Sam Mitchell, Research Manager at Creative & Cultural Skills at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

Policy Archive

- Culture Media and Sport Committee publish report on creative industries 26th
- New report on arts and social care launched 17th
- New research to assess skills needs in the jewellery industry 2nd
- Tomorrow’s Growth: New Routes to Higher Skills 8th
- ‘Cultural Education: A Summary of Programmes and Opportunities’ Published 8th
- MPs discuss the value of the arts in first major commons debate in five years 20th
- New research highlights low pay for exhibiting artists 19th
- What do we know about the role of arts in social care? 18th
- Evaluating the Creative Employment Programme – ITT launched 13th
- Government publish Traineeship Framework for 16-24 year olds 14th
- NESTA: A Manifesto for the Creative Economy 24th
- IPPR - An Avalanche is Coming: Higher Education and the Revolution Ahead 18th
- National Minimum Wage – Low Pay Commission 2013 Report 16th
- UKCES report calls for radical shift in recruitment practice 11th
- The Future of Apprenticeships in England: next steps from the Richard Review 15th
- Arts Subjects at Key Stage 4 – invitation to tender launched 6th
- Design and Cultural Heritage Research – Two New Invitation to Tenders Launched 6th
- Gove abandons plans to drop GCSEs 7th
- Government responds to select committee review of apprenticeships system 25th
- Education Committee Inquiry into Careers Guidance for Young People 24th
- New survey reveals the extent of unpaid work in the arts 21st
- New Traineeship to Help Young People into Apprenticeships and Employment Announced 10th
- DCMS Announce Cuts to Arts Council England Budgets 10th
November 2012
- Richard Review of Apprenticeships is Published 27th
- New report reveals growth for UK heritage crafts 22nd
- DCMS report suggests ACE funding should depend on philanthropic strategies 22nd
- CBI - First Steps: A New Approach for Our Schools 20th
- Postgraduate Education: An Independent Inquiry by the Higher Education Commission 15th
- BIS Select Committee Report - Apprenticeships 12th
- Careers 2020: Options for future careers work in English schools 2nd
- 2012 Local Authority Arts Spending Survey Report 25th
- London Schools Research: Cultural Engagement 24th
- Plans to change A-Level system announced 17th
- New Employment Figures Show Unexpected Decline in Unemployment Levels 17th
- New Government Apprenticeship Figures Published 16th
- Department for Education - The effects of the English Baccalaureate 10th
- The Commission of Inquiry into the role of Group Training Associations (GTAs) 20th
- The Holt Review is Published 7th
August 2012
- BIS Evidence Review - Leadership and Management in the UK: The Key to Sustainable Growth 7th
July 2012
- The Richard Review of Apprenticeships: Call for Evidence 17th
- The House of Lords discuss the long-term future of the Arts and Cultural Sector 11th
- The UK Commission for Employment and Skills issues The Youth Employment Challenge 9th
June 2012
- CBI/Pearson Education and Skills Survey 2012 18th
- OECD Skills Strategy 1st
April 2012
- Theatre Talent Survey 2nd
January 2012
- Creative Industries Council Skillset Skills Group, Report to Creative Industries Council 27th
- Restarting Britain: Design Education and Growth 26th
November 2011
- The Wilson Review of Business-University Collaboration 18th
- Northern Ireland Assembly launches inquiry into the creative industries 18th
October 2011
- BIS, New Challenges, New Chances: Next steps in implementing the further education reform agenda 20th
- Department for Education, The National Curriculum Consultation 17th
September 2011
- CBI, Skills for the creative industries: Investing in the talents of our people 20th
April 2011
- DCMS, Henley Review of Cultural Education 30th