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“You should be versatile, open to different directions”, this was the advice Palazzo casting director Steffi Haberl gave to young artists during the audience discussion in Berlin’s Pfefferberg Theater that evening. If you need a practical example of how versatility and the courage to go your own way can shape a career, then it is

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 double Olivier Award-nominated JFR Productions (Eat The Rich (but maybe not me mates  x); For Black Boys Who Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy; Blue Mist), the casting  for A to B has been announced ahead of its world premiere at Soho Theatre this summer.   Written by up-and-coming British playwright Tia-Renee Mullings

Lab Rats Collective presents a surreal immersive theatre experience, Fish in a Kettle, set in 2050 inside a house party that won’t stop. It takes place in Liverpool being battered by waves and engulfed by tides, in a gathering where fish, people and everything in between collide. In this devised show, audience members move through