People from all over the world flock to America with bright eyes and hearts full of dreams in order to pursue a career in the performing arts. You may have seen a foreign actor up on a Broadway stage, in a national TV commercial, or in the hottest new Netflix series. I myself relocated to

When we think of “thought leadership,” we often picture tech moguls in turtlenecks or authors with million-selling business books. We rarely picture someone in all-black clothing, clutching a stopwatch and a roll of spike tape. If you are a stage manager, you are already occupying a position of immense influence. You are the architect of

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

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

Acclaimed emerging artist Hera Anderson brings her deeply personal and emotionally resonant solo play EMPTY to the stage for its international premiere at the Hi-Desert Fringe Festival this April. The production will be performed on April 18 at 4:45 PM and April 19 at 6:00 PM at Theatre 29 in Twentynine Palms, California. EMPTY is a bold