I’ve covered how I prep my script for a show and how I practice for tech in some of my previous blogs, but let’s take a deep dive into the what you can use to prep for tech and document a show for the run. First up for preparation: get the script and and recording

Most people I speak to who are not British have no idea what a pantomime is, and if you don’t know, well, you’re missing out. For those unfamiliar, a pantomime is a festive, family-friendly theatre tradition, usually based on a fairytale, filled with slapstick comedy, songs, and plenty of audience participation. There is always a

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

For Luke Chadwick-Jones, performance has always been a collision of fearlessness, discipline, and play. From tumbling his way through school lunch breaks in the Midlands to leading The House of Dancing Water in Macau, his career spans two decades of stunt work, physical theatre, circus, and the kind of mega-show storytelling that demands both precision

Ambassador Cruise Line and PEEL Entertainment Group have announced the winner of the  Ambassador PEEL Playwriting Challenge 2025. After an extensive judging process, Venison by  Huw Turnbull has been selected for this exciting new award. At a time when opportunities for  emerging writing talent are becoming increasingly scarce, this innovative initiative has been  created to

Musical Con, the world’s biggest musical theatre fan convention, will return to ExCeL London on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th October 2026 for a spectacular fifth-anniversary celebration. Attracting over 10,000 fans of all ages from across the globe each year, Musical Con brings together the very best of musical theatre, from the West End and