Anticipating change in the major performing arts

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01 October 2008This report from the Australia Council for the Arts predicts that major performing arts companies need to keep pace with economic and social trends.

Anticipating Change in the Major Performing Arts predicts trends such as rapid development in the Asia region and shifts in the demographics and leisure time options of the Australian population will impact on the sector.

The report was commissioned by the Australia Council and produced by international arts consulting firm AEA Consulting.

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