AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYouth Theatre Spotlight: Belfast School of Performing Arts proves youth theatre isn’t a warm-up act with its polished Matilda Jr at The MAC, led by standout 11-year-old Maisie Armstrong. Pop Culture & Controversy: Conservative commentator Allie Beth Stuckey attacked Ariana Grande’s Petal video for graphic violence and “spiritual sickness,” reigniting debate around the horror-style clip. Local Music & Community: STV Radio’s Ewen and Cat launch a prize draw to bring a live pop concert to one lucky Scottish school, with Kellogg’s matching donations for breakfast clubs. Music Business: Ellie Goulding sues former managers at TaP Management over undisclosed Live Nation ownership conflicts. Live Music Calendar: Kneecap announce their final Irish show of the year, headlining Dublin’s 3Arena on Dec 16, with tickets on sale Friday. Planning & Culture: England’s new “default yes” planning rules fast-track homes near transport hubs, while also aiming to protect pubs and music venues from being lost. Major Loss: Welsh pop icon Bonnie Tyler is laid to rest in Swansea Minster, with her coffin carried in to her own songs as thousands pay tribute.
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