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The iconic Market Theatre, which defied apartheid to become South Africa's home of liberation theatre, is marking half a century with a year of powerful performances. Born from a bold vision in 1976, just days after the Soweto uprising, the venue continues championing stories that matter.
Ghana's National Theatre unveiled a bold five-year plan to transform itself from government-dependent to financially sustainable while promoting the nation's creative culture. The strategy focuses on partnerships, talent development, and digital innovation to restore the institution to its former glory.
For the first time in its history, Adelaide now has a professional musical theatre company giving local artists a chance to work at home. Full Circle Theatre Company launches this November, filling a surprising gap in Australia's arts scene.
More than 60 countries gathered in Thailand for a landmark conference on sustainable tourism, marking a major shift from chasing visitor numbers to building responsible travel practices. The Global Sustainable Tourism Conference 2026 brought together 600 delegates to reshape how the world approaches tourism's environmental and social impact.
Saudia Group has joined the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative, bringing Saudi Arabia's entire aviation ecosystem into alignment with global environmental and social responsibility standards. The move advances the Kingdom's Vision 2030 goals while positioning its aviation sector as a regional sustainability leader.
The University of Bologna has claimed Italy's top spot for sustainable development for the seventh year running, sharing first place nationally and ranking among the world's best for innovation and climate action. The achievement highlights how one of Europe's oldest universities is building tomorrow's solutions today.
This year marks a turning point for practical sustainability, with rental services booming, repair rights expanding, and electric vehicles going mainstream. Real change is happening now, and it's making everyday life better and more affordable.
Vietnam and Poland are strengthening their partnership to advance green technology and sustainable development. The collaboration aims to support Vietnam's ambitious goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050.
A Ladakh-born writer explains how ancient Himalayan wisdom makes sustainable living joyful and practical, even in tiny city apartments. No forest cabin required.
The historic Milton Theatre's new education wing is taking shape as construction crews begin raising walls on the long-awaited addition. The visible progress marks an exciting step forward for the Delaware venue's mission to expand arts education access.
Scientists from 13 institutions just published a roadmap showing how cities and countries can work together to achieve the UN's 2030 sustainability goals. The framework reveals how progress in one place can accelerate or undermine success everywhere else.
A monthly market that started four years ago in Bangalore has reached its 50th edition, bringing together farmers, small businesses, and conscious consumers every month. The two-day celebration showcases how sustainable living can be accessible to everyone.
France's oldest performing arts festival marks eight decades of bringing world-class theatre to audiences, featuring stars like Wagner Moura and Isabelle Huppert. This year's celebration shines a spotlight on Korean artists and Mediterranean creators.
Australian playwright Suzie Miller walked away from a secure magistrate position in 2009 to pursue theatre, and her risk paid off spectacularly. Today, over a million people watched her plays last year, with her work winning top awards in London's West End and heading to Broadway.
A new theatre in Prescot is pumping millions into the local economy while creating twice as many jobs as expected. The Shakespeare North Playhouse is proving that investing in culture can transform entire communities.
Rajoo Barot spent four decades revolutionizing Gujarati theatre, training generations of actors and playwrights while proving that regional stage work could tackle society's toughest questions. His recent passing has sparked renewed celebration of how one artist's commitment to collective creativity changed an entire art form.
A young theatre club at AM Jain College in Chennai is taking on the ambitious challenge of staging a 90-minute epic about Karnan from the Mahabharata. With 80 students and 10 staff members performing for the first time on this scale, the production showcases how passion can turn a dream into reality.
Ethiopia's circular economy roadmap and massive reforestation efforts are becoming a blueprint for sustainable development across Africa. Finnish officials say the country's bold environmental policies could make it a regional leader in green growth.
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When funding cuts threatened to silence emerging theatre voices, Sophie Joans and her community raised over $100,000 in three weeks to keep the stage lights on. Their grassroots platform now helps dozens of young artists share their stories at South Africa's biggest arts festivals.
A London theatre charity is helping prisoners and ex-offenders find new careers on stage and screen. Their program has launched dozens into the creative industry while changing how society sees people behind bars.
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