Interview With Lidiya Yankovskaya Part 1
In this interview with Lidiya Yankovskaya, she gives us an inside look into her latest show Il trittico. Not only
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ULTRA Europe Festival
For the 10th annual ULTRA Europe Festival StageLync was able to be on the grounds of the gorgeous Dalmatian Coast
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Backstage Stories: When It All Goes Wrong
First a little about myself – I am a theatrical costume assistant or wardrobe wench as I like to affectionately
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Strange Performance Art from Around the Globe
Performance Art can be confusing at the best of times. Often designed to be uncomfortable, provocative, and overwhelming, it can
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Recording Acoustic Music in an Ambient Space
India Hooi While many genres of music are customarily recorded in a studio, with overdubbing and flexible acoustics (vocal booths,
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Dance Arena Ep. 6. – Humility and Mastery: You’re Not What You Say You Are
“Hi, my name is X, and I’m a dancer, teacher, and choreographer.” With the economy and inflation as it is,
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Pregnancy in the Circus – Circuspreneur Podcast Ep.80
On this episode of the Circuspreneur Podcast, host Shenea Stiletto interviews Comedic Acrobatic Duo currently headlining the sexiest show in
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Tara Young – Artistic Director: “You have a story to tell” (StageLync Podcast Ep.7)
Tara Young has worked for over 30 years as an Artistic Director and Associate on over a dozen Broadway Shows
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Environmentally Friendly Theatre: Why Be Green?
Why be green? There are many reasons for pursuing environmentally sensitive policies and programs. The many environmental benefits of such
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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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Stop Putting Life on Hold! Embrace Life Beyond the Stage
As performers, we are told that dedication, passion, and hard work are the keys to success. This is true to
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Audio Mixing: Prepping With Intention
Sage Tichenor Last month I took a brief look into some routines I’ve developed that help me feel centered to
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Mastering Instagram: A Guide to Marketing Your Circus Act
There’s no shortage of bad news when it comes to Instagram… Feeling fake Wasting time No results …But what if
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Revolutionizing Theater with XR: Discover the Power of Cohort and Similar Apps
Imagine transforming your theater production process with cutting-edge technology that brings your creative visions to life in ways you’ve never
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The Power of Finding Your Voice
Michelle Sciarrotta I recently stumbled across an interesting podcast episode about the power of finding your voice, featuring world-renowned vocal
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Mr Punch at the Opera Premieres at Arcola Theatre This August
This August will see the premiere of Mr Punch at The Opera at the Arcola Theatre. From The Opera Makers,
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Scott Osgood – Acrobatic Equipment and Rigging Designer: “Planning and training for when things go wrong is important.” (StageLync Podcast Ep.6)
Scott Osgood, acrobat turned Acrobatic Equipment and Rigging System Designer for Acrobatic Solutions, LLC, is the brain behind innovative deceleration
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How Many Producers Does It Take to Make A Broadway Musical?
For the past ten years on average, there were 26 producer names above the title on the Tony Award for
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Experience the Comedy Percussion Theater of Buckets N Boards!
Buckets N Boards have kicked off their hilarious high-octane series of Summer shows The comedy percussion theater of Buckets N
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Want to Work on a Cruise Ship? Insights from an Entertainment Technician
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work as an Entertainment Technician aboard a big name cruise
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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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