The daily grind can slowly erode our sense of purpose, leaving us with a list of tasks but no meaning. This is about noticing that quiet disconnect and the small, deliberate ways we can find our ‘why’ again. I remember a Tuesday afternoon a few years ago, staring at a spreadsheet with hundreds of rows.

Applause is one of the sweetest sounds to any actor. The adulation and recognition from an audience can be quite intoxicating, especially on opening nights. And we as actors always bow as a sign of gratitude and, dare I say, humility. But is it really being humble to show off our skills and talents onstage

Try a little experiment. Think back to the best play, movie, or concert you have ever had the privilege to experience. Most likely, right now, your mind will resist giving you a detailed synopsis. You probably cannot reconstruct the exact sequence of scenes. Most of the dialogue is gone. You will not recall the precise

In July 2022, a giant LED screen fell onto the stage during a Mirror concert in Hong Kong. Two dancers were struck, with Mo Li Kai-yin suffering catastrophic spinal injuries that left him permanently paralysed from the neck down. Many people working in the events industry will remember the footage. If you do decide to

Acclaimed family theatre company Stuff and Nonsense have announced their UK tour of The Gingerbread Man. Created in close collaboration with primary school children, this deliciously mischievous production combines inventive puppetry, original music and plenty of humour to reimagine the classic tale for young audiences. The Gingerbread Man opens at The Albany, Deptford and then

After the gates closed at The Big E on Tuesday, Sept. 29, concessionaires, industry leaders, amusement employees and staff from event producer Eastern States Exposition (ESE) gathered at the Transportation Center, abutting the Avenue of States in West Springfield, Mass., for The Jamboree, a fundraiser which supported both the Outdoor Amusement Business Association (OABA) and