Hear — and Maybe You Do To What’s something that you need to hear right now that you wish somebody might say to you? Just think about it for a moment. It’s not that you are lacking something, but more like an awareness, a feeling that something is missing, that there’s potential for more. You

Most tools are built around urgency. Alerts, notifications, flags, reminders, red text. They assume the work only moves forward if something is constantly demanding attention. And at first, that feels helpful. Responsive. On top of things. But over time, it trains us in a very specific way of working. Always watching. Always reacting. Always bracing

What does a “stage manager” do when the show is television, the director is in a booth, the cameras are choreographed like dancers, and a full scenic build can happen inside a single commercial break? In this episode preview, Roger Melvin—USA-based director and television stage manager—breaks down the reality of running live, high-stakes broadcasts like

At StageLync, our conversations often reveal the deeper currents shaping the performing arts ecosystem, and our latest discussion with Lisa Richards Toney, President and CEO of APAP, is no exception. What begins as a reflection on the past year quickly expands into a thoughtful exploration of the challenges and opportunities facing our field—from shifting funding

The critically acclaimed actor-musicians behind company She Goat are set to debut their new show Iron Fantasy at Soho Theatre this March, a sweaty, funny and unexpectedly tender live music theatre show asking one deceptively simple question – what does it mean to feel strong? Inspired by 1990s TV fantasy shows and medieval aesthetics, Iron

Queer Theatre, London’s award-winning LGBTQIA+ theatre and production company dedicated to telling LGBTQIA+ stories and nurturing queer talent, returns this year with its newly announced award-winning guest playwrights for its monthly Queer Play Reading Club, delivered in partnership with Nick Hern Books.  Plays from Chris Bush, Marcelo Dos Santos and Caroline Bird will be read,