The Detective Dog on UK Tour
Tiny and Tall Productions are heading on a UK tour with a stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Sara Ogilvie’s
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Building a Successful Stage Management Team
In this article, I am discussing some strategies for building a successful team. Building a strong and cohesive team is
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Benjamin C. Robertson: Intermission – The Resilience of Circus Performers
On this episode of the Circuspreneur podcast, host Shenea Stiletto interviews Founder of Silver Tree Films, director and co-producer in
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855-FOR-TRUTH: A Love Story at The Hope Theatre, London
Having electrified audiences at Pleasance Theatre and Bristol Old Vic in 2024, 855-FOR-TRUTH is coming to The Hope Theatre for
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Nona Hendryx Opens APAP|NYC 2025
The Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP) annual conference is just two days away, bringing together hundreds of performing arts
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Emily Malone: Navigating Freelance Finances
In this Artistic Finance Podcast Episode, Ellen and Ethan talk with Emily Malone, head of live events at Disguise, known
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Working At and Leaving a Toxic Work Environment
I asked my friend Helen Moreau, who has written for Half-Hour before, to write another article, and when we were
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Yaron Lifschitz: The Art and Evolution of Circus
Anna Robb’s upcoming podcast episode with Yaron Lifschitz couldn’t come at a better time. Yaron Lifschitz, a visionary leader in
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Mark Lonergan – Artistic Director: “The live experience fosters a connection that’s truly special” (StageLync Podcast Ep.32)
Mark is a New York-based director/creator, and the Artistic Director of Parallel Exit, a three-time Drama Desk Award nominee for
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Lindsey Stirling to Co-Host the 2025 She Rocks Awards
Lindsey Stirling to co-host the 2025 She Rocks Awards alongside Jennifer Batten, currently two of the most influential females in
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Contemporary Indian Theatre… And How It Developed Over Time
“So, what is happening in contemporary theatre in India?” How did and does it develop? What are the common practices?
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Waiting to Develop: Taking the Time to Process in a Picture-Perfect World
I’m a pretty good amateur photographer. When something catches my eye, or the light is just right, or maybe there’s
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Maria Callas: Industry Pros Weigh in on Angelina Jolie’s Portrayal
Maria Callas, or best known across the European continent as “La Divina”, has recently been portrayed by the famous American
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Remembering Dada Masilo, A Trailblazer Who Reimagined Dance
The world of dance is in mourning following the untimely passing of Dada Masilo, an internationally renowned South African dancer
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The Garlinge Theatre is the UK’s First Vegan Theatre
The Garlinge Theatre is the UK’s first vegan theatre! The United Kingdom has embraced its first fully vegan theatre, the
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This week on StageLync Job Board: Technical Director Jobs
Discover opportunities with the StageLync Job Board and find the lastest Technical Director Jobs! The StageLync Job Board is
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Dance Arena Ep. 18. – The Future of Dance
One of the wonderful things I find about having been in so many aspects of the performing arts and sciences
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Finding the Good: Compliment Work Even When It’s Not Your Taste
The road to becoming a working artist is paved with ongoing struggles, and it often feels like a solitary journey.
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Gratitude, Growth, and Vision for StageLync
As we near the end of 2024, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude to our members
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Mark Lonergan: Reimagining Circus and Physical Theater
Next week, Mark Lonergan joins our podcast to discuss the NY Physical Theater Festival, happening in NYC from January 9–19.
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Once Again the Broadway League Is Out of Touch With the Theater Community
The ritual of dimming lights on Broadway to honor deceased artists has long been seen as a sacred tradition, a
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