Fire performance is one of the most visually striking genres of contemporary performing acts. Flame immediately captures attention and creates an atmosphere of tension that evokes both fascination and a natural sense of danger in the audience. This duality – beauty and risk – forms the unique dramaturgy of fire performance. However, behind the impressive

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In this episode of the StageLync Podcast, we’re joined by Aby Cohen, a world-renowned performance designer, curator, and President of OISTAT. Cohen’s career is a masterclass in fluidity, moving from the elite art biennials of Brazil to the high-tech classrooms of the UK. This conversation dives deep into the “in-between” spaces of art and theater,

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

After three award-winning seasons at the Melbourne, Adelaide and Edinburgh Fringe, NIUSIA arrives in London and Brighton for a highly anticipated run. NIUSIA is a powerhouse, one-woman show that weaves together memory, humour and intergenerational storytelling in a deeply tender exploration of cultural legacy and survival. The production tells the story of a Holocaust survivor

Sheffield DocFest, the UK’s leading documentary festival, one of the biggest showcases for documentaries around the globe, has announced the initial line up for this year’s festival. The 2026 edition of Sheffield DocFest, ‘Realities in Motion’, will take over Sheffield from 10 – 15 June, featuring this year’s Festival Guest of Honour Maxine Peake, Miriam