Chris Wilkinson: As the future of arts funding hangs in the balance, will new blogs help theatre workers get themselves heard? ... Goode says the site has "some fine writers and artists hanging out there, the quality of thinking and finding -out seems to me remarkable". It describes itself as "a blog collective dedicated to rethinking the obscure, the obvious, the open and the obscene. It aims to offer an environment designed for the unapologetic propagation, ...

To add a business, such as a restaurant, pub, club or theatre click Promote your Business · Click here to add your business · To add an event, such as a gig, car boot sale, show click Promote your event ... A group exhibition of original contemporary art to include paintings & watercolours by RUPERT PEPLOE, LOUISE BALAAM, BETTY HARRISON, DAVID FAWCETT, LORRAINE HOUSTON and ANNA MARTIN. To take place over 3 weekends. Weekdays by appointment. ...

So, alongside the usual small-scale tourers, they'll be producing a couple of their own plays - cannily chosen to coincide with school syllabuses - and hey, why not since, given that arts funding is at an all-time low thanks to the Olympics ... we have Greenwich Comedy Festival with some massive names as well as some I haven't heard of (though of course that doesn't mean they're not famous - just that I'm a Phantom behind the times.) I think Autumn's shaping up just fine. ...

Five years ago I wrote a piece for the Guardian arts pages about one-to-one performance. At the time these interactive performances in which it was just you and an artist – or, in one memorable case, just me, the artist and a very large, .... similar attractions at the Edinburgh Fringe, so I do accept that I am saying this prejudicially. But, it sounds like a fairground ride to me - not theatre. Fine to provide an adrenalin rush for a thrill seeker but not really theatre. ...