Shirlee Idzakovich: Theatrical Costume Designer – Theatre People
Hello Theatre People! This week I am so excited to introduce you to an incredible costume designer and teacher, Shirlee
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Behind the Curtain
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Radio Frequency Scanning and Software
Part of putting on any large scale show is having ample radio microphones that work and are able to talk
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Remix, Rework, Reimagine – ARTS. WORK. LIFE. by the Association of Performing Arts Professionals – Season 3, Episode 1
ARTS. WORK. LIFE. is an award-winning podcast about what it’s really like to work in the performing arts, featuring bold,
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How to Make an Awesome Audio Rider
An audio rider is essential to every gig. There can be a lot of confusion over what it should entail
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The Art of Trying: Getting a Job in Entertainment
As of June 11th, I will have been officially in my “post-grad era” for ten months. Ten months consisting of
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The “Bad” of Becoming an Actor
A GREAT HIGH Here’s a strange phenomenon I’m sure you’ve experienced. You’re flying to see your family for the holidays
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Creativity and Self Confidence: Rewriting the Script on Stage Management
I do wonder why the term ‘creatives’ excludes the creativity of stage management. Stage management requires flexibility, diplomacy, patience, courage
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Mean Girls Mania Hits the West End! A Backstage Pass with ASM Zoë
Tina Fey’s sharp, witty writing made the 2004 “Mean Girls” movie a cult classic, perfectly capturing the complexities of teenage
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All The Roadies Are Gone.
The corporatization of the music industry killed off more roadies than illicit drugs ever could. The word roadie used to
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Rod Gilfry on Opera and Musical Theatre
Rod Gilfry is a two-time Grammy nominee. In this interview, the opera singer talks about his world-wide career and experience.
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Andy Morton, Performer to Director Across Continents – Part 2.
Andy Morton gives a passionate speech about a classical composer while conversing about his 10 years with Opera Australia. He
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Andy Morton, Performer to Director Across Continents – Part 1.
In this interview with Andy Morton he discusses with us about what it’s like living on a completely different continent
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Unsung Creatives: The Hidden Magic of Stage Management
In theatre there is a huge demarcation in perception of job roles. There are Creatives, and those regarded as the
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Don’t Call It A Comeback: The New Normal Theater Landscape
Performances of Jagged Little Pill were originally canceled for a few days “due to the detection of a limited number
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Rewind Festival
At the Rewind Festival in Scotland, fans got to experience a fantastic weekend from 19-21 July. Though the skies darkened
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Intervista a Luca Bachetti / Interview with Luca Bachetti
ENGLISH VERSION BELOW Luca Bachetti lo è un DJ di fama internazionale, che ha suonato in più di 80 paesi
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The Big Freelancer Survey
The official release of The Big Freelancer Survey came on 27 June and the evidence provides substantial reports of a
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Interview with Trajal Harrell
In this interview with Trajal Harrell, he gives an inside look into the making of his show The Romeo. Recently
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Interview With Lidiya Yankovskaya Part 2
In this interview continued with Lidiya Yankovskaya, she answers more personal questions about her passion projects and what it’s like
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In this interview with Lidiya Yankovskaya, she gives us an inside look into her latest show Il trittico. Not only
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Is it Safe for Performers to be in a Calorie Deficit?
As a performer, you face unique physical and mental demands. Eight shows a week, endless rehearsals, and constant auditions can take a toll on your body. It’s understandable why you might wonder if being in a calorie deficit is a good idea, especially when we consider the fact that our industry unfortunately still emphasises aesthetics.
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