I Didn’t Plan on Working in Sound I was a quiet kid for the most part, and up until I was eight, I thought country music was the only music out there. You could say other genres felt like a drug once I found them. I cherished the afternoons scrambling through my friends’ Green Day

After eight incredible editions that helped define contemporary Ibero-American circus, FiRCO, the Festival Iberoamericano de Circo, has announced that its current format will come to a close. The heartfelt message shared recently by the festival team underscores both the impact of FiRCO across more than a decade and the organization’s intention to evolve into new

Welcome to a special preview of the StageLync podcast. I am so excited to give you a little sneak peek into my conversation with Ryan Saab, the Executive Vice President of Talent and Creative Casting for RWS Global. If you’ve ever wondered what’s actually happening behind the casting table (or through the lens of a

In this episode of the StageLync Podcast, I had the absolute privilege of sitting down with Abramz Tekya. To the world, he’s a veteran hip-hop artist and b-boy, but to his community in Uganda, he is a lifeline. Abramz’s story is one of the most powerful I’ve heard—from losing both parents to HIV/AIDS at a

James Holmes (Miranda, BBC; Doomers, Rosemary Lipman Centre) and Kevin N Golding (EastEnders, BBC; Mary Page Marlowe, Old Vic Theatre) join Only Fools and Horses star Tessa Peake-Jones in Bren Gosling’s (LOVE, The Edge Theatre; Moment of Grace, Bloomsbury Festival, The Hope Theatre; Proud, Kings Head Theatre) comedy-drama Invisible Me. Opening at Southwark Playhouse Borough

As Guildford Shakespeare Company celebrate 20 years of creating bold and accessible theatre, they mark this important milestone by shining a light on their long-standing commitment to community and education work. At the forefront of this is Put Up Your Swords, GSC’s flagship knife crime awareness programme for young people, that was a project born