Prioritise arts education post-lockdown or risk lasting damage, leaders warn
Rachael Lloyd and Eyra Norman in Dido and Aeneas, a Unicorn Theatre co-production with English National Opera staged in 2019. Photo: Tristram Kenton
Leading figures from the National Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company and children’s theatre the Unicorn say that to avoid widening inequality of access to the arts, creative learning within schools must be prioritised and theatres need to reach out to schools
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