All the world's a stage ... and now the lottery has made its entrance with 23m pounds sterling for RADA

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Projects which the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) will be able to undertake with new funding of almost 23 million pounds sterling from the National Lottery will include the refurbishment of its building in central London, England, and the installation of latest theatre technology. It has always had adequate facilities, and its high teaching standards have attracted very talented young actors and actresses. However, it now recognises that its students have had to cope with quite poor conditions.

Finance, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (London, England)

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Royal Opera House wins up to 78m pounds sterling lottery cash

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The Royal Opera House's 213 million pounds sterling redevelopment programme will receive 55 million pounds sterling of National Lottery funding, possibly followed by a further 23 million pounds sterling later. The Arts Council has stipulated that the funding will only be granted if the Royal Opera House changes its ticket pricing policy to ensure that more people can attend its performances. The Royal Opera House has already emphasised its commitment to reducing seat prices.

Maintenance and repair, Royal Opera House (building)

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Clinton follows the literary trail to Hay - for a cool 100,000 pounds sterling

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All 1,200 tickets for the 2001 Hay Festival in Hay-on-Wye, England, have already been sold. There will be some high-profile participants, including Bill Clinton and Paul McCartney.

United Kingdom, Art festivals

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