In a world obsessed with automation and polish, the imperfect craft of leadership becomes even more important. It’s not about lowering standards or being careless. It’s about remembering that what makes leadership matter isn’t polish, it’s humanity. Leadership isn’t something you can mass-produce. It’s more like a handmade thing — shaped by touch, a little

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Some artists push boundaries. Bence Vági erases them. From fusing ballet and circus in the early days of Recirquel Company Budapest to creating some of the most ambitious immersive works in Europe, his career is a study in reimagining what live performance can be. What began as a small troupe blending disciplines has grown into an

Some careers follow a straight line. Fanny Qoindet’s traces a dance. From her early years on stage with The House of Dancing Water to touring the world as Associate Director of Fashion Freak Show, her path has been choreographed by curiosity, not convention. When an injury shifted her trajectory, Fanny didn’t step back—she stepped up,

This November, Ailun (Ellen) Zhou’s debut solo show The Last Self Tape hits The Cockpit, with a  powerful message to all actors and performers. This thrilling new solo show is an in-depth look  at what it means to be an actor in our chronically online, modern-day world, and how creatives  can feel on the hunt for

The wonderfully festive world premiere of Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen’s hilariously funny  picture book How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney? is set to bring Christmas joy to the heart  of London this November. The production marks the Unicorn’s first co-production with Told by  an Idiot, ‘one of the jewels of left-field British theatre’