Hey there. You haven’t heard from me in a while because I’ve stepped away and given myself permission to take a pause. I didn’t need or want to take a break from my podcast or from serving my clients or finishing my manuscript. Those are the things that energize me and are part of what

Greenwich Theatre has announced an exciting new venture for 2026 with the launch of  Greenwich Theatre Productions, a producing arm that will see the theatre’s commitment to in house production increase even further and expand outside of the south London venue with  productions presented in theatres across London. This new initiative sits alongside the  announcement

In this preview of next week’s StageLync Podcast, Anna Robb sits down with Dr. Dorita Hannah—design scholar, practitioner, and consultant working at the intersection of architecture, performance, and space. Their conversation moves from a simple but powerful starting point (“What is the space?”) into a bigger question: how do we design experiences where environments, audiences,

What does a “stage manager” do when the show is television, the director is in a booth, the cameras are choreographed like dancers, and a full scenic build can happen inside a single commercial break? In this episode preview, Roger Melvin—USA-based director and television stage manager—breaks down the reality of running live, high-stakes broadcasts like

In celebration of Julia Donaldson and Sara Ogilvie’s best-selling children’s book The Detective  Dog marking 10 years, Tiny and Tall Productions are bringing their beloved stage adaptation to  theatres across the UK this spring. Specially created for Deaf and hard of hearing family  audiences, this heartwarming story of one curious dog with an extraordinary snout

Following sold-out runs nationwide, rave reviews, and a critically acclaimed Fringe debut, Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x) returns with new dates at Soho Theatre’s Main House this June. This follows its brilliant January run, with additional performances in Jade Frank’s hometown at Liverpool Everyman, Bristol Old Vic, and as part of