When the organizers of the festival YOUNG STAGE in Basel announced that its 2025 edition would be the last one, it is not too much to say that the circus community was in shock. In its history of nearly two decades the festival founded and let by Nadja Berger had become a cornerstone in the

Daniel Burow interviews Judit Horvath on her career, life challenges and her favourite circus show. Why did you become a circus artist? Since I was a little child I have always felt that there was something in me that I wanted to show to the world and give people something lasting. When I was 10

I had the chance to speak with Ali on the occasion of his featured talk at World Stage Design. We discussed his journey into 3D printing and architecture, the role of AI and digital tools in shaping design, and his vision for the future of creative spaces. Ali Cadir is a Dubai-based architect known for

Some stories don’t just entertain—they challenge the way we see the world. Sora Kasuga’s is one of them. Aerialist, activist, and storyteller, Sora moves through the global circus world with both grace and defiance, confronting centuries-old ideas of beauty, belonging, and who gets to take up space on stage. In our conversation, Sora opened up

Following sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the legendary Old Red Lion Theatre, darkly hilarious The Grim descends on Southwark Playhouse this Winter. From award-winning writer Edmund Morris (You’re Dead Mate; UK Tour), this spine-tingling comedy delves into the bizarre world of dead bodies, before unwittingly taking a terrifying turn into the supernatural.

On Sunday, October 19, the Autism Theater Project presents The Achieve Anyway Show — where professional actors, musicians, motivational speakers, and an acrobat take the stage to show how they succeed no matter the obstacle. The evening features: Award-winning screening from The Voice Inside — the acclaimed original series inspired by true stories of resilience,