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University Women in the Arts will investigate women in theatre at their next event.

University Women in the Arts, the one off scheme to help improve the transition from women studying the arts to working in the arts, has announced its next two events.

The National Rural Touring Forum (NRTF) has announced the shortlist for the first ever awards celebrating rural touring in the UK. Over 700 individuals nominated productions, venues, promoters, schemes, and staff for the award (please find the shortlist below).

The Watermill Theatre announces the cast of Alan Ayckbourn's duo of comedies, House and Garden, two major productions at the heart of the theatre's 50th anniversary celebrations.

The National Rural Touring Forum (NRTF) has announced the first ever awards celebrating rural touring in the UK.Anyone working in rural touring from performers, to voluntary promoters and the staff of rural touring networks are eligible to nominate for Rural Touring Awards (RTAs) across six categories. Potential nominees include artists, volunteer promoters, venues and touring schemes with nominations opening today and remaining open until 5th May when a shortlist will be drawn up by industry peers.

University Women in the Arts has announced that Kate Bryan, presenter of Sky Arts' Portrait Artist of The Year and Landscape Artist of the Year, Head of Collections at Soho House and former Director of The Fine Art Society, will be a speaker at their major International Women's Day event.

University Women in the Arts has announced a day long International Women's Day event for female students wanting to work in the arts in the UK.

University Women in the Arts has announced that Kate Bryan, presenter of Sky Arts' Portrait Artist of The Year and Landscape Artist of the Year, Head of Collections at Soho House and former Director of The Fine Art Society, will be a speaker at their major International Women's Day event.

Staying Faithful is about learning how to balance identity, belief and desires in adolescence and how that shapes who we become.

University Women in the Arts has announced a day long International Women's Day event for female students wanting to work in the arts in the UK.

Salisbury Playhouse and Pentabus Theatre Company have commissioned Hattie Naylor (The Night Watch, Manchester Royal Exchange; Clause 39, Salisbury Playhouse Stage 65 Youth Theatre and Radio 4's The Diary of Samuel Pepys) to write As the Crow Flies. It opens at Bromfield Village Hall, Shropshire on 7 March before embarking on a national rural tour including ten performances in The Salberg at Salisbury Playhouse. 

Staying Faithful is about learning how to balance identity, belief and desires in adolescence and how that shapes who we become.

University Women in the Arts and the lifestyle brand TOAST have announced details of a new mentoring competition for female students studying the arts at universities across the UK.

The next University Women in the Arts public event has been announced: 'In Conversation' with Suzie de Rohan Willner, CEO of lifestyle brand TOAST, on February 2nd at 6pm.

The next University Women in the Arts public event has been announced: 'In Conversation' with Suzie de Rohan Willner, CEO of lifestyle brand TOAST, on February 2nd at 6pm.

Salisbury Playhouse's spring/summer 2017 season has been announced and includes a brand new commission from award-winning playwright Barney Norris. 

The third University Women in the Arts public event has been announced. Taking place tonight, November 9th, at 6pm, this will be an In Conversation event with Anne Edyvean, Head of BBC Writersroom, the BBC's new writing department.