This key text is concerned with the particular challenges of managing the people, products and politics involved in this increasingly popular and divese art form. The perspectives of the dance managers are as fresh and as relevant as they were when first published in 1999. The context in which they work has changed. In the main changes have been positive; they include increased public and political interest, new dance spaces, enhanced opportunities for young people, and artists evolving different ways of working. A new chapter outlines the key changes in the dance landscape from 1999 to 2008 and highlights their implications for rdance managers that will resonate with all managers.
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Previously Director of South East Dance Agency Linda Jasper is now Director of Youth Dance England. Trained originally as a dancer and teacher of dance, Linda was Senior Professional Training Tutor for the University of Surrey's Dance department in the 1990s and initaited and managed a county wide youth dance programme through Berkshire's youth nd community department. Jeanette Siddall is an independent consultant working predominantly on strategic initiatives, evaluation and business planning for dance. As Director for Dance for Arts Council England she led its response to the Parliamentary Select Committee's Inquiry into dance development. before that she as the Director of Dance UK where she led a range of publications and initiatives on behalf of the dance profession.
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