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Business challenges unpicked: Unlocking business growth
Written by Becky Black, new business manager at Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce Growing a business isn’t easy—whether it’s finding new customers, securing funding, or standing out in a crowded market, the challenges can feel endless. If your business isn’t growing as fast as you’d like, you’re not alone. Many businesses in Birmingham face similar roadblocks. But with the proper connections and support, we can help you unlock business growth. Here’s how.
What did you think of Aisha and Abhaya?
What did you think of Aisha and Abhaya? Share your thoughts below, or by using #AishaAndAbhaya Aisha and Abhaya runs until 9 February 2020. Tickets are still available. The ballet is staged with generous philanthropic support from Sir Michael and Lady Heller, The Royal Opera House Endowment Fund, BBC Films and Robin Saunders. The piece is a co-production between The Royal Ballet and Rambert and is staged in association with BBC Films and Robin Saunders.
What did you think of Britten's Death in Venice 2019?
What did you think of Death in Venice? Let us know by using #ROHvenice, or by commenting below Death in Venice runs until 6 December 2019. Tickets are available through Friday Rush.
Watch LIVE: Insights into The Royal Opera's Billy Budd on 4 April 2019 — Royal Opera House
As The Royal Opera prepares to stage Britten's Billy Budd, join the cast and creative team for a livestreamed Insight session exploring the production from 7.30pm on 4 April 2019. The event will feature singer Toby Spence, director Deborah Warner, conductor Ivor Bolton and répétiteur Susanna Stranders. It will be livestreamed via the Royal Opera House YouTube channel and this page. Billy Budd runs 23 April-10 May 2019. Tickets are still available.
Your Reaction: What did you think of The Royal Ballet's Romeo and Juliet 2019? — Royal Opera House
Audience and press reviews of Kenneth MacMillan's 20th-century ballet masterpiece. @LondonBallerina & @matthew_e_ball heartbreakingly beautiful in #ROHromeo and fabulous Tybalt by @balletboy09 of course! Bravo all round!! ???????????? @TheRoyalBallet @RoyalOperaHouse — Emma Stewart (@EmmaStewart21) March 26, 2019 Opening night of #rohromeo here @RoyalOperaHouse ???? ♥️ Looking forward to the Ball/Cuthbertson pairing and the beautiful music by Prokofiev. My fave ballet ????
Bathtub tray manufacturers have some weird ideas about what women do in the bath
Everybody’s different and there are no hard and fast rules about how to behave in the bath, apart from the basics of “Don’t submerge your face for too long” and “Lock the door so toddlers can’t get in and ruin the mood”. However, classical pianist, Sharon Su, has rightly questioned the impression bath tray manufacturers have of what goes on during a woman’s bathtime.
Your Reaction: What did you think of The Royal Opera's Katya Kabanova? — Royal Opera House
#ROHkatya is just SO SO GOOD. I adore #richardjones - his productions are ALWAYS so detailed, real and powerful. @majeskiamanda is completely heartbreaking as Kátya with a wealth of vocal and dramatic colour. @TheRoyalOpera ❤️????????☄️ — Clare Presland (@ClarePresland) February 5, 2019 Absolutely wonderful #ROHkatya tonight.
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