Presence
According to Glasgow’s Cultural Statistics Digest (2010), Glasgow is home to 41% of Scotland’s actors, dancers, broadcasters, 38% of its musicians and 29% of its artists and graphic designers. Glasgow is Scotland’s major centre for training in the cultural professions, which accounts for a fifth of cultural sector in the city.
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For Pop venues and Centres/small venues, there was an increase in the number of performances over the period 2007/08-2013/14. In the more recent reported years, there has been a decline in the number of performances at receiving theatres, producing theatres and concert halls. The types of venues with the highest numbers of performances in 2013/14 were producing theatres and centres/small venues.
Additional Resources
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ResourceFriday, 25 March 2011
Monitoring Glasgow 1990
A report following Glasgow's year as European City of Culture, by John Myerscough -
ResourceFriday, 25 March 2011
Making the Most of Glasgow's Cultural Assets
A 1991 report by Comedia for the Glasgow Development agency -
ResourceMonday, 7 March 2011
The Myerscough Report
A digest of Glasgow's cultural statistics -
ResourceWednesday, 19 August 2009
A Games Legacy for Glasgow
Brochure outlining the potential legacy of Glasgow's role as Commonwealth Games host city in 2014.