A 15-minute walk southeast from Harvard Square sits a 5,000-square-foot studio gym where trapeze ropes hang from metal beams attached to the rafters. Hula hoops and giant metal cyr wheels lay against the walls while juggling clubs sit in crates in the corners of the room. Multicolored fabric aerial silks cascade from the ceiling 20

Born into the golden age of the traveling circus, Emilien Bouglione seemed destined for the ring from the moment he arrived—his life entwined with sawdust, horses, and legend before he could even walk. This is the story of a man who not only inherited a dynasty, but transformed it, becoming one of the last great

It isn’t every day I get to record in my own home country, but being back in Australia recently gave me the incredible chance to sit down with someone at the forefront of rethinking how we create: Imogen Ross. Imogen is a Sydney-based scenographer and the Sustainability Manager at NIDA, and her perspective on the

Being an artist often means working as a freelancer or independent contractor, that is one of the most demanding and least protected forms of labor. There is little stability, no guaranteed safety net, and limited access to benefits unless a sector is unionized. Artists carry high physical and financial risk, work long hours, and shoulder

As The Foundation For Stage Managers enters its fifth year we are pleased to announce four  new Board Directors: Stacy Blackburn, Sam Caughron, Ira Mont and Franklin Swann. Their  leadership will help guide F4SM’s continued work supporting stage managers and the theatres  and communities they serve.  We are also pleased to welcome Jason Daunter and

Get ready to step into a night of pure entertainment as That’ll Be The Day returns with its  unbeatable blend of sensational live music, laugh-out-loud comedy, and timeless  nostalgia.  This feel-good production delivers an electrifying journey through the decades, featuring  chart-topping favourites from the 1950s through to the 1980s. Audiences can expect a  vibrant mix