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Laura Sedgwick, producer for Theatre Green Book, shares straightforward, actionable tips to help you begin and navigate your sustainability journey.

Welcome to the UK! This guide is for international artists, companies, and producers looking to present performing arts work in the UK.

This evolving list of festivals is designed for international artists and companies wishing to touring into the UK.

This guide can help you make sense of an often bewildering to-do list that goes with planning an international tour. It also offers practical advice and tips on how to avoid potential problems.

Created with dance4, this guide will sign post independent theatre and dance makers to the most useful information about Brexit.

How to get more mileage from your creative ideas without travelling an inch. Not intended to be a definitive 'how to' guide, this resource offers some things to consider, case studies and further reading.

Producer Grace Okereke shares her top tips.

Producer Beckie Darlington shares her top tips.

Producer Calab Lee shares his top tips.

This webinar looks at the key things you need to consider when thinking about working internationally, including how to determine if you're ready.

This webinar looks at different approaches to planning ahead, whether planning is a good idea, how to get started and how to stay on track.

Some Inspiration and practical ideas for sustainable approaches to touring work abroad. Co hosted with dance4.

A chance to get to know the arts sector in different countries before you visit.

A recorded panel on alternative models of touring, guest speakers include artist and curator Andy Field, director of Gateshead International Festival of Theatre Kate Craddock, and writer Nassim Soleimanpour.

In this webinar we look at the pros and cons of some key international networks including IETM and ASSETIJ, as well as tips for building your own