Sentence examples for performing arts industry from inspiring English sources

The Brit School for Performing Arts and Technology in Croydon, for example, has a positive ethos that reflects its focus on performance and a curriculum that incorporates programmes relating to the performing arts industry.

It also holds an annual conference in New York, the world's largest annual performing arts industry gathering.

The nonprofit performing arts industry in the United States is facing crises on a variety of fronts.

Mr. LeClerc has described the Lincoln Center library as "the cerebellum of the performing arts industry in New York".

Both men have a passion for outdoor historic drama, a thriving segment of the performing arts industry that has yet to make inroads in Connecticut.

Theatre contributes more than £2.5bn a year to the UK's economy but "the performing arts industry is subsidised by its workforce", a comment I suspect every fringe theatremaker would agree with.

Museums and performing arts industries each employed about 100,000 people.

(Even worse: recent government data showed just 7% of employees in the UK music and performing arts industries are non-white – a power list worth serious scrutiny).

After beginning her career in Dallas, Mrs. Waters then moved to New York City where she spent most of her life devoted to music, through the recording and performing arts industries.

At the last count the coalition of concern included heads and teachers from maintained, academy, and fee-paying schools, the CBI, the creative and performing arts industries and several former education secretaries.

But they are most concentrated — or most noticeable — in the fields of the creative and performing arts and industries serving women's beauty and fashion needs.