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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Behind the Curtain
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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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What Lights You Up? Igniting Our Personal Power
We lose power every now and then at the lake, usually due to high winds or snow. I never really mind it, especially in the winter, because we crank up our wood stove and cook our meals fireside. It’s always a great reminder of what’s truly important in life, to what we actually need to live, and the darkness that accompanies a power outage shines light on how very grateful we can be that we have heat at all, let alone a roof over our heads, bottled water and food to put on the wood stove.
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The Romeo: A Show with Mixed Dance Styles
At the opening night of The Romeo at the Holland Festival in Amsterdam, Netherlands Choreographer Trajal Harrell takes the audience
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Interview With Young Woo Kim
In this interview with Young Woo Kim, he talks about his life of growing up in South Korea and how
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Queer Narratives on Stage: Celebrating LGBTQ+ Stories in Theater
Theater has long been a powerful medium for storytelling, providing a platform for diverse voices and narratives. Among these, queer
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Method Acting or “The Method”: What Is It All About?
Method Acting, known informally as The Method, is a range of training and rehearsal techniques, as formulated by several different theatre practitioners.
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Interview with Whip Cracker Jacques ZeWhipper: Part 2
In this interview with Jacques ZeWhipper, he gets a little more personal about his whipping act that he travels with
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Interview with Whip Cracker Jacques ZeWhipper: Part 1
In this interview with Jacques ZeWhipper, he talks about how he grew up in the circus and learned to crack
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Life of a Wardrobe Assistant: Oh the Glamour!
Oh, the Glamour! When non-industry people find out what I do, there are a few standard answers that recur regularly.
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Every Child Should Take an Acting Class: 10 Reasons
Like sports, being involved in acting in elementary school does not mean that a child will go on to make
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Interview with Wan-Jung Wei: OISTAT’s Youngest Executive Director
Wan-Jung Wei is the youngest Executive Director of OISTAT: International Organisation of Scenographers, Theatre Architects and Technicians, since its inception
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How Many Theatre Superstitions Do You Know?
I remember the first time I spent any length of time backstage in my home country, Germany. Some years earlier,
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What IS Physical Theatre?
Naked dancing, ritual movement and raucous chanting! This Greek fertility ritual known as “the dithyrambos” enacted in the eighth or ninth century B.C. appears to have been the world’s first dance drama. These drunken physical orgies celebrating the birth of the wine god Dionysus marked the beginnings of what would later be visually organized into styles of Physical Theatre
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TheatreArtLife Podcast: Creating Aerial and Physical Theatre with Daniela Essart (Ep. 212)
Daniela Essart is the co-founder and artistic director of Scarabeus Aerial Theatre since 1988 and has created visually arresting and
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Creating Circus Work – From Inspiration To Stage: The Performance
In this trilogy of circus artist interviews, we delve into the personal journeys of three solo artists whose work, in
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Creating Circus Work – From Inspiration To Stage: The Showcase
In this trilogy of circus artist interviews, we delve into the personal journeys of three solo artists whose work, in
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Creating Circus Work – From Inspiration To Stage: The Pitch
In this trilogy of circus artist interviews, we delve into the personal journeys of three solo artists whose work, in
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