ARTS. WORK. LIFE. is an award-winning podcast about what it’s really like to work in the performing arts, featuring bold, untold stories from artists and arts workers. The podcast is produced by the Association of Performing Arts Professionals with the support of the Wallace Foundation. Listen on your favorite podcast app. In Episode 6: Paying it

Wolfgang Hoffmann, founder of the agency Aurora Nova, is one of the central figures in the international marketing of innovative circus and performance forms. His path to this point has been marked by disruptions, new beginnings, and a tireless curiosity for new artistic forms of expression – a path that has led the trained toolmaker

Host Anna Robb sits down with Craig Laurie, Chief Creative Officer at RWS Global, the world’s largest provider of live entertainment experiences. From Broadway stages to luxury cruise ships, global resorts, and immersive destinations, Craig has built a career shaping stories that connect deeply with audiences. Drawing on his background as a Broadway performer and

Welcome to a special encore presentation of the StageLync Podcast! Veteran creator and artistic leader Richard Dagenais shares his journey from ballet dancer to senior roles at Cirque du Soleil and now Vice President of Creation at Cirque Éloize. With over 35 years in live entertainment, Richard talks about building a post-performance career, the balance

In the face of ongoing funding cuts, political instability and a fragmented sector, Scotland’s arts organisations are coming together in an attempt to spark change. State of the Nation is a landmark gathering co-hosted by An Tobar and Mull Theatre, Citizens Theatre and Playwrights’ Studio, Scotland that invites organisations to create a space to start

Watford Palace Theatre, a cultural landmark since 1908 is proud to unveil the opening of five newly developed creative spaces, transforming the theatre into a future-facing, multi-media  creative hub at the heart of Watford for generations to come. Marking a bold new chapter in its  history, this transformation reimagines the theatre as a vibrant catalyst