The BBC spoke with members of The Young Actors Company in Cambridge to find out their views on the additional arts funding announced in the budget
Many who work in the industry are freelancers who have found themselves struggling during successive lockdowns. "For me, lockdown has felt like a time when we have embraced kindness and become more aware of the wider community," says Daisy Bates, 17. "I hope that is going to continue." "We were working really hard towards a play at the beginning of 2020 and then we were told we could not do it," she says.She says ensuring the funding reaches grass roots arts groups is vital.
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Leftardation boll*cks
DefundTheBBC
Kias at my local primary school were all in favour of a budgie. Get real bbc DefundTheBBC
Typical of the BBC showing imagines of ethnics....just to always prove a point, I'm sure the money could be spent elsewhere, but we pamper so hard these days it's sickening.
And actresses 😉 Be inclusive 👍
And you wonder why ppl want to DefundTheBBC?
DefundTheBBC nonsense
The freeze on alcohol duty will be good for their future in hospitality - assuming the lockdown has ended by then.
Im sorry... are these tax payers? If the Arts cannot finance itself, it should be overpaying actors. Taxpayers SHOULD NOT fund someones fun.
Still with the 'paying back the debt will fall on the shoulders of the next gen' bullshit. There's no debt a currency issuer can't pay in its currency. This is neoliberal gibberish. FFS
Who cares? I doubt they would even understand it anyway.
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