In just the past couple of weeks, race-conscious casting has been at the heart of theater conversations. We saw Cynthia Erivo’s groundbreaking turn as Jesus in the Hollywood Bowl’s Jesus Christ Superstar, and celebrated the 10-year anniversary of Hamilton, a show built on Lin-Manuel Miranda’s deliberate choice to cast America’s founding fathers with actors of

Arts and culture aren’t just things we watch or visit — they’re living, breathing conversations happening on stages, in rehearsal rooms, and at the bar post shows.  The StageLync Podcast dives right into those conversations, talking with artists, curators, producers, and cultural changemakers about what’s shaping the live performing arts world right now.  We’ve handpicked

Welcome to a special encore presentation of the StageLync Podcast! Marketing strategist Andy Levy shares insights from a career spanning Cirque du Soleil, Franco Dragone, and Two Bit Circus. From selling “emotional products” to navigating TikTok trends, Andy unpacks how arts organizations can stand out, adapt to shifting platforms, and create lasting audience connections—even on

This episode of the StageLync Podcast is part of our World Stage Design series. Host Anna Robb interviews Elena Giakoumaki, an international theatre consultant and architect with over 15 years of experience designing performance spaces around the world. Elena reflects on her journey from set design in Athens to her current role at Charcoalblue, where

Award-winning Wigan-based theatre company ThickSkin has announced a host of new staff appointments, including a Jerwood Associate Artist and Head of Marketing & Audiences. In recognition of the company’s exceptional work, the Jerwood Foundation has awarded ThickSkin £40,000 towards its Associate Artist Placement programme, offering impactful opportunities for emerging and mid-career artists. Renowned for their

Greenwich+Docklands International Festival (GDIF) London’s leading and longest established FREE festival of outdoor performance returns to Royal Borough of Greenwich, Newham and the Thamesmead from Friday 22 August to Saturday 6 September. To celebrate 30 years of the award-winning annual festival, 30 companies from across the world will present new work inspired by the theme Above and Beyond. The hugely popular “festival within the festival” Dancing City returns this year on 6 September from