When the Tools Get Smarter, What Do We Lead With? There’s a shift happening…subtle in some spaces, disruptive in others. It’s not just about new software or smarter spreadsheets. It’s AI-driven workflows. It’s about the feeling that something is encroaching on what used to be “ours.” Our rhythm. Our attention. Our behind-the-scenes fluency that doesn’t

Discover opportunities with the StageLync Job Board and find the latest technical theatre jobs.   The StageLync Job Board is your go-to resource for connecting Technical Theatre Professionals with dynamic roles in the performing arts. Whether you’re seeking your next opportunity or looking to hire a skilled professional, our platform streamlines the process to meet

Host Anna Robb sits down with Teresa Ruth Howard, former ballerina, journalist, and founder of Mob Ballet (Memoirs of Blacks in Ballet), a groundbreaking initiative preserving and amplifying the history of Black dancers in classical ballet. Recognized by the New York Times as a force for change, Teresa has become one of the industry’s leading

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

Stage One has appointed Abbi Roberts, previously Director of Development and Communications at Mercury Theatre, as its new Operations Director. She will be bringing a wealth of experience in arts investment and development to the UK charity. Her appointment marks an important new chapter for Stage One as it continues to evolve its core development

After a critically acclaimed run at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, award-winning theatre maker Victoria Melody  (Northern Soul, Hair Peace, Major Tom, Head Set) takes Trouble, Struggle, Bubble and Squeak on tour of the  UK this Autumn. Directed by political comedian and director Mark Thomas, the show has been praised for its  humour, warmth and radical spirit.