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Jane Upton Blog series, post 4: Do you have a village and if not, how do you cope? Read more
I think my advice to you is this. Be kind. Read more
Jane Upton Blog series, post 2: Women had to be pretty and thin and sexy enough to pull off a Wonderbra and a Rachel cut. Read more
Jane Upton Blog series, post 1: My ex-boyfriend saw me pushing a buggy through our hometown and told my brother he’d “expected more” from me. Read more
Lisa McKenzie on co-writing Sixteen, a love letter to Ashfield's working-class Women Read more
Our New Associates Alumni reflect on being employed by New Perspectives. Read more
Leicestershire writer of Open Pitch project Lucky Stars Chris Kealey writes about his experience of Open Pitch and welcoming creativity back into his life. Read more
As 2024 draws to a close, we reflect on what we've achieved during the year and also our 50th anniversary celebrations. Read more
In the final blog post of our NP50 Rewind series we look at the past productions that have rural stories and rural communities at the heart of them. Read more
After 50 years, it’s about time we shouted about what we do! Executive Director Sally Anne Tye looks to the next 50 years. Read more
Former rural promoter and former New Perspectives trustee Susan Rowe reflects on her journey with the company. Read more
Adaptations and reimaginings of existing stories and characters are key parts of New Perspectives' history. In this blog post we explore some of them. Read more