Jennifer Chiang – Artistic Director: “Running a Business Takes a Lot of Creativity” (StageLync Podcast Ep.2)
Jennifer is an Artistic Director and Founder of BPM Productions, an event entertainment company based in Hong Kong. BPM or
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Stop Wasting Time on Job Applications! Write Emails That Get You Booked!
With a 15-year career in performing arts, Ulrike Storch captivated audiences worldwide with her “Tribute to Marlene.” Trained in the
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Email Etiquette: Let’s Refresh The Basics
As a stage manager who relocated overseas last year for a startup, I was surprised at the many different ways
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When Your Networking is NOT Working
So you’re at a networking event but haven’t spoken to anyone yet. The room is crowded and charged with energy,
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Actors: Focus Less on the Show, and More on the Business
Dear actors, there are two fundamental qualities that you must have to earn that title of Actor: talent and organization.
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Stage Managing for Ballet
I asked a friend and colleague, Helen Moreau, who has Stage Managed for several Ballet Companies such as American Ballet Theatre,
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What Do Actors Do in between Jobs?
Most actors bemoan the time “off” in between jobs. What do actors do in between jobs?
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Dance Arena with Rick Tjia Ep.3. – Dance Technique, Artistry, and an Electric Drill
In the early years I studied three main things: dance, music, and physics. Had I not been a dancer I
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How to Embrace Risk: Transforming Vulnerability Into Triumph
Effective stage management relies not only on technical prowess but also on strong leadership skills. In my own awareness journey
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Dance Arena with Rick Tjia Ep.2. – Your Idea Is Useless
You may be reading this probably only because of the title. Or perhaps you’re here because you’ve been inspired by
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Dance Arena with Rick Tjia Ep. 1. – Think, Feel, Do: The Dancer’s Communication Dilemma
One of the most important, nay, one of the most essential questions in the world consists of one single word: “Why?” Dancers
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Peak Performance Coaching with Sandee Sgarlata- Circuspreneur Podcast Ep.76
On this episode of the Circuspreneur podcast, host Shenea Stiletto interviews Sandee Sgarlata. Sandee is the host of the
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Circus Cities with Shenea Stiletto – Santiago Pt. 2
“Circus Cities” is a CircusTalk Original Video Series by “Think Like an Acrobat” host Shenea Stiletto. In each episode, Shenea
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As StageLync Ushers in a New Era for the Performing Arts, CircusTalk PRO Talk Series Concludes
As we say goodbye to the PRO Talk series, with Billy Alwen’s episode in April bringing it to a close,
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Where Are All the Creative People? – Part 2
“When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child;
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PRO Talk – A Conversation with Billy Alwen about Empowering Diversity in Circus and Beyond
In the realm of casting for the performing arts, inclusivity is paramount. Embracing individuals with disabilities is not only a
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Unearthing Your Core Values: Living with Purpose and Intention
What are your three top values? Think about it. Core values are the cornerstone of well-being. Everything we do and
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Where Are All the Creative People? – Part 1
I will be honest; I hate articles about creativity and innovation. I don’t like hearing people talk about it; I
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The Actor’s Journey: Walking the Line Between Success and Setback
In the unpredictable world of the performing arts, the road to success is often fraught with unexpected twists and turns.
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Welcome To The Chandelier Club!
My name is Robert Dante. I am a professional bullwhip artist. Indiana Jones. Lash LaRue. Cowboys and Indians. Nightclub Variety act.
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Rules of a Stagehand – Part 2
These rules of a stagehand can help make your experience be a little easier. As discussed before, being a stagehand
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