Roma Flowers: Dancing Financially as a Lighting Designer
In this Artistic Finance Podcast Episode, Ellen Lampert-Gréaux and Ethan talk with Roma Flowers, a lighting designer for dance and
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John Devereaux: Hamilton and Representation
Welcome to this special encore presentation of the StageLync Podcast. In this episode, hosts Kat Landry and Anna Robb sit
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RWS Global Shares Bold Plan for Worldwide Growth
RWS Global opens offices in Shanghai and Orlando, adds former Paramount Executive Veronica Hart in New Chief Growth Officer Role,
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Dance Arena Ep. 15. – The Uselessness of a Dance CV
There is a reason that I don’t look at CVs anymore. There is method behind my madness (and I do
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Cologne CircusDanceFestival Announces Open Calls
The Cologne CircusDanceFestival is a one-of-a-kind annual event in Germany, bringing together contemporary circus and dance to explore political, experimental,
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Interview with Curt Hansen: Broadway Performer and Teacher
With the Wicked movie release right around the corner, I reached out to a former Fiyero, Curt Hanson, from Broadway’s
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This Week on the StageLync Job Board for Circus Arts
Discover opportunities with the StageLync Job Board and bring top talent and exciting roles together in the performing arts industry.
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Microphone Questions – Beginner Answers
When just beginning to professionally use microphones, most people still have many unanswered questions. The basics of setting up a
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Start a SPRAT Rope Access Program for the Entertainment Industry: Step-by-Step Guide
In the fast-paced world of entertainment, technicians often find themselves working at height, whether it’s rigging lights, setting up staging,
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Dance Arena Ep. 14. – What is Dance?
When I was asked to write a chapter on “What is Dance?”, I thought, “I can tell you what dance
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Theatre Was a Mistake
Theatre was always at odds with my passion—music. I wanted the stage, but only with my guitar in hand. The
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The Circus Ring of Fame® Annual Awards Ceremony Postponed
The Circus Ring of Fame® Foundation announced today that its annual awards ceremony, originally scheduled for February 8, 2025, at
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Gender Neutral Terms in Theatre
Throughout history in the performing arts, everything has had a label. This is essential both on stage and backstage for
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Economic Impact of UK Live Music Industry
According to the recent findings by LIVE, the federation that represents the United Kingdom’s live music industry, there is a
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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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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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A Step-by-Step Guide to Implementing ANSI Z359.2 for Fall Protection in Entertainment Venues
In the world of entertainment, safety behind the scenes is often as critical as the performances on stage. From rigging
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DanceArena Ep. 12. – Don’t Tell Me Your Choreography is Good
There is a battle that goes on between two main aspects of every choreography that no one even knows is
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Everyone’s Favorite – What is in My Pelican Case?
A favorite conversation among touring techs centers around the tools we carry in our pelican case or bags. It’s taken
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Maintaining Sonic Expectations From Clubs to Stadiums
Sage Tichenor With each tour I’ve been a part of, a few checklist items help me be successful at FOH
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Dance Arena Ep. 11. – Dance Teaching: Why Tennis Coaches Do It Better
There is a certain simplicity to learning that seems to often be unnecessarily made complicated when many teachers teach. I
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