Storytelling is at the heart of live performance. While the integration of technology has historically faced resistance within the industry, the pandemic accelerated the inevitable. Disney’s partnership with TikTok to livestream the opening number for The Lion King’s Broadway return is a perfect example. Digital tools are here to stay, transforming both production and marketing.

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In this preview episode of the StageLync Podcast, I sit down with theatre director and artistic leader Andy Packer to reflect on the 20-year journey of Slingsby Theatre Company. What began as a small ensemble touring schools in South Australia has grown into an internationally recognised company performing across multiple continents. Andy shares the thinking

In this upcoming episode of the StageLync podcast, I speak with Melbourne-based creative director, strategist, and facilitator Erica McCalman about the evolving reality of Australia’s performing arts sector. Our conversation moves far beyond production roles and festivals, diving into how artists are navigating unstable careers, shifting cultural identities, and the deeper question of what it

Award-winning British comedian Rosie Jones (Out of Order, Comedy Central; Am I A R*tard, Channel 4; Pushers, Channel 4) is set to join Queer Theatre’s Artistic Director Andrew Keates for an upcoming live recording of The Show People Podcast. Hosted at the Two Brewers in Clapham, Queer Theatre’s The Show People Podcast will celebrate Jones’

Ceridwen Theatre Company’s Monarchs Anonymous is a riotous comedy that dares to put history’s most powerful rulers firmly in their place. This play throws pompous Kings, flamboyant Queens and sassy socialites into a hectic group therapy session at The Other Palace, delivering moments of heart and pathos alongside the laughs. In Monarchs Anonymous, infamous rulers