Hugh Jackman at Radio City Music Hall
Broadway fan and actor himself, Hugh Jackman announced a 12 show residency at the infamous Radio City Music Hall beginning
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Through the Looking Glass – ARTS. WORK. LIFE. by the Association of Performing Arts Professionals – Season 3, Episode 4
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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‘COME ALIVE!’ The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular Extended to March 2025
‘COME ALIVE!’ The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular has extended its run until March 2025 at Empress Museum, Earls Court, London
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dkfash’s poetic play ‘by their fruits’ premieres at Theatre503
Studio Wayne McGregor Resident 6 artist dkfash (Is Dat U Yh?, Brixton House; Fragments of a Complicated Mind, Theatre503) will
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Dance Arena Ep. 13. – No Pleasure in Understanding: The Choreographer’s Danger of Being Too Far, Too Close
Too much experience blinds us. There is often a disconnect that happens between the artistic creator and the average person–someone
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Stage Management: Fake It Till You Make It Some More
I distinctly remember the very first professional stage manager I worked with. His name was Bruce, he wore a stopwatch
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Karl Jenkins – Technical Director: “It’s not just language; it’s the whole culture you need to understand” (StageLync Podcast Ep.21)
Karl Jenkins is an accomplished technical director and project manager with over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry.
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Circostrada’s New Guide on Outdoor Arts is Available Now
The Circostrada network has recently released its latest resource, “The Role of Outdoor Arts in Creative Placemaking: A Step-By-Step Guide
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From Scarcity to Abundance & the Power of Soup
Every so often I make soup. I don’t follow a recipe and the soups I make are never the same.
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The Six Phases of Production in Theatre
Most people may not think about how all of the pieces of a production fit together more than a Stage
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Experience a Festive Christmas at the Old Royal Naval College
Celebrate Christmas at the Old Royal Naval College with a host of festive events for the whole family. The elves
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Yuri Cataldo on AI for Creatives
This summer, I had the privilege of attending the Juilliard Entrepreneurship Symposium, an event now in its sixth year that
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8 Actors Who Transition Between Theatre and Film
The boundaries between stage and screen have blurred significantly over the years, with many actors making successful transitions between theater
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Cirque du Soleil and Aléo Foundation Awards Scholarships to Student-Athletes
The collaboration between Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group and the Aléo Foundation continued today by showcasing the journeys of eight
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FiRCO 2024: A Celebration of Ibero-American Circus Art
With nearly 100% attendance, the Ibero-American Circus Festival (FiRCO) has once again proven the success of its unique format and
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What to Read? Recommended Books for Actors & Improvisers
It benefits every actor/improviser to have a basic understanding of different acting techniques that you’re likely to encounter and hear
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When The Universe Winks: Growing From Life Lessons
Recently something happened in my life that even in my wildest of dreams I wouldn’t have worried about, because it
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New Perspectives: Reflections from a Tech on Tour
Several weeks into this tour, I’ve come to realize how much positivity exists within this nomadic career. While it can
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Shaping the Future of Performing Arts at HKPax 2024
October 2024 is set to be a milestone month for the performing arts in Hong Kong with the highly anticipated
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How Traffic Lights Became Stages: Street Performers and the Urban Circus Culture of Latin America
Original Version in Spanish below I started my journey in the circus world ten years ago. At that time, there
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Ken Page, Broadway Star, dies aged 70
Potentially best known for his classic role portraying Oogie Boogie, this spooky season won’t be the same without Ken Page.
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