A vivacious former circus artist turned prominent entrepreneur and online course creator. With a 15-year successful career as a freelance circus performer,
Shana is Co-Founding Artistic Director of the Montreal based circus company The 7 Fingers. Since its founding in 2002, Carroll
Tara Young has worked for over 30 years as an Artistic Director and Associate on over a dozen Broadway Shows
Scott Osgood, acrobat turned Acrobatic Equipment and Rigging System Designer for Acrobatic Solutions, LLC, is the brain behind innovative deceleration
On this episode of the Circuspreneur Podcast, host Shenea Stiletto interviews Music Manager & Emmy Award Winning Sports Television Producer
Ever had a client tell you, “Your price is too high”? It’s frustrating, right? If you’re like many circus performers
On this episode 78 of the Circuspreneur Podcast, host Shenea Stiletto interviews Union of Musicians And Allied Workers member, musician
Join us for the final episode of The TheatreArtLife Podcast with our hosts, Anna, Kat, and Ana. Over the past
How Traffic Lights Became Stages – Original Version in Spanish below The Dark Side of the Heart (Eliseo Subiela) is an Argentine film from 1992 that had a significant impact on my teenage years and those of many other young romantics in the Spanish-speaking world. The movie is about a bohemian poet who barely gets
The 37th International Theatre Institute (ITI) World Congress, themed “Embrace and Connect,” is set to take place from September 18 to 23, 2024, in Antwerp, Belgium (Flanders) and Den Bosch, The Netherlands. This landmark event aims to bring together performing arts enthusiasts from around the world, creating a platform to foster connections, cultural exchange, and
An audio rider is essential to every gig. There can be a lot of confusion over what it should entail and how best to present the information, so here is how to make a clear, concise rider and the pitfalls to avoid. Much of this might seem obvious, but even people on arena tours make
The Afghan Youth Orchestra, comprised of talented young musicians from the Afghanistan National Institute of Music (ANIM), recently delivered a powerful performance at Carnegie Hall in New York City. This ensemble, which includes musicians aged 14 to 22, plays both Western and traditional Afghan instruments, representing a unique blend of musical cultures. Despite the challenges
I remember it vividly: the 2019 Prague Quadrennial, the world’s largest and most prestigious event dedicated to performance design, scenography, and theater architecture. I was eagerly making my way to a gathering of South American and Caribbean theater designers and professionals. It was a rainy, humid, hot day, and I was severely overdressed for the
A vivacious former circus artist turned prominent entrepreneur and online course creator. With a 15-year successful career as a freelance circus performer, Ulrike captivated audiences worldwide with her signature act, “Tribute to Marlene.” Trained in the Netherlands, Ukraine, and Germany, she honed her foot-juggling skills and received her Bachelor of Circus Arts in 2014, under the tutelage
One of the most common comments I hear from contestants at dance competitions I judge runs along the lines of: “Oh my God, why are his scores so low?” The general feeling from that is that perhaps I judge too harshly, or worse, unfairly – especially to younger dancers. But nothing could be further from
