The Prince of Wales will join leading figures from movies, music, television and politics to discuss the state of the arts and creativity in schools. The Prince of Wales will join leading figures from movies, music, television and politics to discuss the state of the arts and creativity in schools. Charles to join TV, music and film stars for discussion on creativity in schoolsHollywood actor Benedict Cumberbatch, BBC director-general Tony Hall and former Tate director Nicholas Serota will be some of the individuals attending the event staged at the Royal Albert Hall. Former BBC arts correspondent Rosie Millard, now chief executive of Children and the Arts, said: “We are delighted to be hosting this important event. “Children and the Arts is wholly committed to the engagement of all children with art, regardless of circumstance.

Source: Irish Independent September 05, 2018 01:52 UTC