Parallel Exit’s I’LL TAKE IT Hits NYC
Heart-Pounding Physical Theatre, Acrobatics, and Object Manipulation Collide (in a Box) in World Premiere of Parallel Exit’s Contemporary Circus Experience
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Immersive Programming – APAP|NYC 2025
Immersive Programming: It’s for You. It’s for Everyone. And It’s the Future. As arts organizations search for new ways to
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Stars Announced for The Mad Ones After-Party Performances
Electric Press Productions has announced a star-studded lineup for The Mad Ones: There Was An After Party, a special series
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Richmond Arts and Ideas Festival Returns with 2025 Headliners
After a successful pilot in 2023, Richmond Arts and Ideas Festival is returning for a full launch this June to
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Rashad Chambers:Theatre Producing
In this episode of Artistic Finance, host Ethan Steimel sits down with Tony Award-winning Broadway producer Rashad Chambers. They discuss
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Edinburgh Festival Set to Seek Truth Through Artistic Encounters
From August 1–24, 2025, Edinburgh once again takes center stage as the world’s Festival City, welcoming over 1,700 artists from
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Dr. Nisha Sajnani: The Healing Power of the Arts
In this episode of the StageLync Podcast, Anna Robb speaks with Dr. Nisha Sajnani, a leading figure in drama therapy
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The StageLync Job Board: Circus Jobs
Discover opportunities with the StageLync Job Board and find the latest Circus Jobs. The StageLync Job Board is your
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Emergency Preparedness Is Leadership: What Happens When You’re the Calm in the Chaos
It was a Wednesday matinee. School groups, late buses, a tired crew. We were halfway through act one when the
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The StageLync Job Board: Lighting Jobs
Discover opportunities with the StageLync Job Board and find the latest Lighting Jobs. The StageLync Job Board is your
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The Importance of Eras
As the end of another year has rolled around again, I find myself contemplating the passing of time, the changing
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The Future of Performing Arts Funding – APAP|NYC 2025
As the performing arts field navigates seismic shifts in its ecosystem—audience behaviors, economic conditions, labor models, and technological disruption—funders and
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Pleasance Futures Puts £100K Behind Artists as Shows Launch
Nurturing the next generation of bold theatre-makers, Pleasance Futures, the artist development strand of the Pleasance Theatre Trust, ensures support
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The Micromanagement Myth: Why Hands-On Leadership Isn’t Always the Enemy
Micromanagement is often framed as a leadership flaw—one that stifles creativity, breeds resentment, and undermines trust. While excessive control can
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Broadway Stage Management Symposium Connects and Unites
The Broadway Stage Management Symposium (BSMS) returns for its 11th year, welcoming stage managers of all levels to an enriching
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Fringe Hit The Beauty of Being Herd Heads on UK Tour
Original smash-hit, The Beauty of Being Herd, is hitting the road from May for its first UK Tour. The surreal
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Sofranie Trencia – Certified Mindset and Lifestyle Coach: “I wish people would take the chance to say, Hey, I need help” (StageLync Podcast Ep.47)
Sofranie is a certified Mindset and Lifestyle Coach with a master’s degree in Arts Management from HEC Montreal. A former world
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Alvin Hough Jr.: From Dollar Pizza to Broadway
Alvin Hough Jr., Associate Music Director of The Lion King on Broadway, shares his journey as a musician, his financial
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The StageLync Job Board: Stage Management Jobs
stagDiscover opportunities with the StageLync Job Board and find the latest Stage Management Jobs. The StageLync Job Board is
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Arts RX: Aligning Arts and Public Health – APAP|NYC 2025
As the intersections of the arts and public health continue to gain visibility, the “Arts RX: Aligning Arts and Public
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Scott Rudin’s Broadway Comeback Should Surprise No One
Behind the scenes, things were tense. Cast and coworkers were walking on eggshells, constantly bracing for the next outburst. Some
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