I see life as the journey of a drop of water. It begins, perhaps with the melting of a glacier, where it has it was immobile for a long time. The drop of water always finds its way, even when rocks seem to block the way. Often these changes of direction create beautiful shapes …

On this episode of the Circuspreneur Podcast, host Shenea Stiletto ​⁠  interviews Rebecca Johannsen who is an Intimacy Coordinator and educator specializing in performer safety, consent, and communication across live and filmed entertainment — including circus, theatre, and dance. With a Ph.D. in theatre and decades of experience as a producer, director, and performer, Rebecca

For Luke Chadwick-Jones, performance has always been a collision of fearlessness, discipline, and play. From tumbling his way through school lunch breaks in the Midlands to leading The House of Dancing Water in Macau, his career spans two decades of stunt work, physical theatre, circus, and the kind of mega-show storytelling that demands both precision

For Catherine Hartfield, “impossible” is just the start of the brief. From almost joining Hi-5 as a performer to choreographing the group instead, building a company in China so 95 artists could enter the country, and now steering Immersive Experiences at Wētā Workshop, her career reads like a masterclass in saying yes before you feel

Award-winning writer, Luke Wright (Pub Grub; After Engine Trouble; What I Learned from Johnny Bevan) is taking his most personal show to date on tour and publishing his story with the release of a new collection of poems with Little, Brown Book Group. Later Life Letter unpicks the true story of Wright’s adoption through a

The wonderfully festive world premiere of Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen’s hilariously funny picture book How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney? is set to bring Christmas joy to the heart of London this November. The production marks the Unicorn’s first co-production with Told by an Idiot, ‘one of the jewels of left-field British theatre’