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Building the venue is only half the job… Over the past two decades, some of the most technically ambitious entertainment venues in the world have opened across Southeast Asia, China, and the United Arab Emirates. Many of them equal or exceed the infrastructure found in long-established Western venues. Yet working inside these environments, a consistent

In this episode of the StageLync podcast, I sit down with DEI leader Donna Walker-Kuhne for a thoughtful and honest conversation about what real cultural change looks like in the arts and entertainment industry. We talk about everything from educating future Broadway producers to navigating difficult conversations around race, privilege, and inclusion in a way

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,

From April 19 to 29, between Teatro Satiro OFF and the historic city center of Verona, Shakespeare Week returns for its 12th edition with a clear vision: to transform the city into an international laboratory dedicated to William Shakespeare. Here, Shakespeare is not simply celebrated: he is explored, reimagined, made contemporary. Not just a festival,

After a critically acclaimed run at Theatre503, Good For Her! powers into The Other Palace for a  hotly anticipated return to London. This sharp, subversive solo show from emerging writer performer Mollie Semple (Dumping, Cockpit Theatre; Persephone, Brighton Fringe) is a darkly funny  gut-punch about ambition, womanhood and the calamity of building a life on everyone