We are delighted to announce that Aislinn Evans has been awarded the 2020 Future Proofing bursary

The Award aims to celebrate the intimate work that Adrian pioneered and excelled.

The artists have been commissioned to respond to artists and work from a series of seminal performance events which took place in the 1980s

Everyone who has some kind of history with LADA is invited to donate their own plants to be part of a collective planting

Celebrating and furthering the legacy of Adrian Howells in the field of intimate performance

Laura Sweeney and Giulia Casalini will be LADA’s next producers in residence

Nic Green is the winner of The Adrian Howells Award for Intimate Performance 2017

PLAYING UP Play-In at Latitude

Articles and reviews on ‘It’s All Allowed: The Performances of Adrian Howells’

Artists opportunity to get involved with WALKING WOMEN

A programme of performances to watch and be part of, curated by LADA for St Helens’ Heart of Glass

Article by Lyn Gardner on LADA’s ‘PLAYING UP’ launch, at the Tate Modern

Article in Arts Professional by Liz O’Neill related to LADA’s ‘PLAYING UP’, a Live Art Game for Kids and Adults

The Live Art Development Agency (LADA) is delighted to announce that the recipient of the first ever Arthole Artist’s Award is Marcia Farquhar.

LADA is delighted to announce the commissioning of a new publication, ‘It’s All Allowed: The Performances of Adrian Howells’

Research initiative piloted by Brian Lobel and Marisa Zanotti (University of Chichester) in collaboration with LADA exploring the documentation of one-to-one performance from the perspective of artists

Free two-day Unicorn Residency with Sibylle Peters exploring Live Art and theatre for children

Ten practitioners reflect on themes of participation, audience, criticality and writing inspired by their own practice and numerous works in the Compass Festival 2014

An evening of performance films curated by Lawrence Bradby

In this Guide Tracey Warr considers wider issues of remoteness and art through a range of artists’ practice with “the odd deviation into literature and theory”

A Bank Holiday Special repeat broadcast of Remote Performances comprising all of the recent radio programmes made at Outlandia, Glen Nevis

The last in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

The fifth in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

The fourth in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

The third in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

The second in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

The first in a series of blogposts written by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Perfomances

Join us and listen live to ‘Remote Performances’ in the LADA Study Room