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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Transformational Coach Lisa Hopkins Unveils New Book
Renowned Dance Educator and Transformational Coach Lisa Hopkins unveils debut Book, “The Places Where There Are Spaces: Cultivating a Life
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The White House Office of Public Engagement Hosts Circus Arts Listening Session
This Friday, the Eisenhower Executive Office at the White House will host a groundbreaking event for the circus arts industry:
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Radio Frequency Scanning and Software
Part of putting on any large scale show is having ample radio microphones that work and are able to talk
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Lear deBessonet Named Artistic Director of Lincoln Center Theater
Lincoln Center Theater (LCT), one of the most prestigious nonprofit theaters in the United States, has announced that Lear deBessonet
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Alan Cumming Appointed Artistic Director of Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Following a highly competitive three-month recruitment process, it has been officially announced that Alan Cumming will be joining Pitlochry Festival
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DanceArena Ep.10. – Competition Judging: Why Did I Score So Low?
One of the most common comments I hear from contestants at dance competitions I judge runs along the lines of:
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The REAL Secret to Finding Your Circus Niche (And Skyrocket Your Career)
If you’re feeling stuck despite all the effort you’ve put in, you’re not alone. It’s frustrating to land a dream
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How to Make an Awesome Audio Rider
An audio rider is essential to every gig. There can be a lot of confusion over what it should entail
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Dance Arena Ep.9. – Ambiguity, Creative Process, and a Little Black Box
The Creative Process is a tricky one, one with multiple facets, personal approaches, and sometimes undefinable methods. Some debate as
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Creativity and Self Confidence: Rewriting the Script on Stage Management
I do wonder why the term ‘creatives’ excludes the creativity of stage management. Stage management requires flexibility, diplomacy, patience, courage
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Got a Dance Injury? MRIs and Physical Therapy
June 7, 2012. That was the date of my injury. My first appointment at home on land was September 20,
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Best Practices for Inclusive Casting
While working in the Diversity & Inclusion office at Actors’ Equity Association, I had the pleasure of hearing from various
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Festivals Edinburgh Appoints Lori Anderson as New Director
Festivals Edinburgh has chosen Lori Anderson as its Director after conducting a global search. She will take over from Julia
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Mitchell Butel: Sydney Theatre Company Has a New Artistic Director
The Sydney Theatre Company (STC) has announced Mitchell Butel as its new Artistic Director and Co-CEO, stepping into the role
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Dance Arena Ep. 8. – Where I Ended Up in the Debate on Dance Competitions
Since my youth, I have struggled with the idea of formal competition in artistic disciplines. I have gone through phases
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New York’s Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Appoints Dr. Mariko Silver as President and CEO
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts has appointed Dr. Mariko Silver—a leader in the fields of philanthropy, education, government, and the
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London Drama School Ends Audition Fees
London’s leading drama institutions have high hopes to ‘shift the dial’ as they implore a more diverse range of students
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When Circus Clients Say “Your Price Is Too High”: How to Respond
Ever had a client tell you, “Your price is too high”? It’s frustrating, right? If you’re like many circus performers
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