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. Season 4 is here! Episodes

I was on the train a few weeks ago, returning from a lovely visit with my dad in Ottawa, and I was boarding the train and just ahead of me in the aisle were an older couple. Now I say older, though truthfully they probably weren’t that much older than I’ll be soon enough, but

This episode of the StageLync Podcast is part of our World Stage Design series. Host Anna Robb interviews Marina Maleni, a Cypriot theatre leader, performer, and cultural policymaker. Marina shares her journey from the stage to the policy table, reflecting on her work as Theatre Development Officer at THOC and her long-standing role curating Cyprus’s

Host Anna Robb sits down with Gabrielle Bae—dance artist, researcher, and producer reshaping the landscape of disability and technology in performance. Based in Seoul with a background spanning ballet, economics, advertising, and public sector innovation, Gabrielle bridges artistic practice and post-humanist philosophy in groundbreaking ways. She’s the force behind projects like Future Wide Open, a

Making its world premiere this autumn, Dr Freud Will See You Now, Mrs Hitler is a new dark comedy from BAFTA award-winning writers Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran (Birds of a Feather, BBC 1; Dreamboats and Petticoats, West End; The New Statesman, BBC 1). This groundbreaking and plausible play reimagines a history in which Adolf

Bookings are now open for the international live performances combining circus skills, music, theatre, dance and spoken word being presented in Bristol from October 9 – 30 during Circus City – the UK’s leading festival of contemporary circus. Acts taking part in the biennial festival’s 2025 edition include performers from Sweden, Belgium, France, Spain, Lithuania, Germany, and