Northern Ireland and Covid-19: 'England-centric, unrepresentative DCMS taskforces won’t cut it'

Ali FitzGibbon

School of Arts, English and Languages

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Northern Ireland’s arts sector has remained resilient in the face of Covid-19, with artists and organisations pulling together to ensure its survival. Jane Coyle speaks to the creatives who are continuing to back homegrown talent

Period	30 Jun 2020

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Title	Northern Ireland and Covid-19: 'England-centric unrepresentative DCMS task forces won't cut it'
Degree of recognition	National
Media name/outlet	The Stage
Media type	Web
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Date	30/06/2020
Description	Northern Ireland’s arts sector has remained resilient in the face of Covid-19, with artists and organisations pulling together to ensure its survival. Jane Coyle speaks to the creatives who are continuing to back homegrown talent
Producer/Author	Jane Coyle
URL	https://www.thestage.co.uk/features/northern-ireland-and-covid-19-england-centric-unrepresentative-dcms-taskforces-wont-cut-it
Persons	Ali FitzGibbon

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COVID-19
theatre
Northern Irish Theatre
precarity
cultural labour
sustainability

Northern Ireland and Covid-19: 'England-centric, unrepresentative DCMS taskforces won’t cut it'

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