StageLync Podcast Ep. 72: Sora Kasuga on Circus, Facial Difference, and Real Inclusion
In this episode of the StageLync Podcast, I sit down with Sora Kasuga (they/she) — a writer, speaker, model, face-equity
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Diversity-Equity-Inclusion (DEI)
Discover articles and news on diversity, equity and inclusion in live performing arts at StageLync. Explore diverse perspectives, initiatives, and stories promoting inclusivity. Stay informed and engage with the performing arts community through impactful content.
Sora Kasuga: Face Equity, Neurodivergence & Inclusive Circus
Some stories don’t just entertain—they challenge the way we see the world. Sora Kasuga’s is one of them. Aerialist, activist,
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Theresa Ruth Howard: Equity in Ballet
Host Anna Robb sits down with Teresa Ruth Howard, former ballerina, journalist, and founder of Mob Ballet (Memoirs of Blacks
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Omnium Circus Named as Finalist In 5th Annual NYC Imagine Awards
Omnium Circus was named a Finalist in the Claire Friedlander Family Foundation Arts & Culture Award category in The 5th Annual
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Gabrielle Bae – Writer, Choreographer: “There’s no sooner or later for artists. It’s about generation, not disability” (StageLync Podcast Ep.60)
Gabrielle is a dance artist, researcher and producer exploring the intersections of disability, technology and Posthumanism philosophies. Recently based in
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Gabrielle Bae: Disability, Dance & Technology
Host Anna Robb sits down with Gabrielle Bae—dance artist, researcher, and producer reshaping the landscape of disability and technology in
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Equality vs Equity: Why the Difference Matters More Than Ever
The recent rollbacks in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives across the U.S. have reignited an important conversation about workplace
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Lorena Martínez Mier – Cultural Manager, Creative Producer, and Accessibility Consultant: “Care is a space where your needs and concerns are validated” (StageLync Podcast Ep.56)
Lorena Martínez Mier is a Cultural Manager, Creative Producer, and Accessibility Consultant. She has led impactful projects with organisations such
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Lorena Martínez Mier: Rethinking Accessibility in the Arts
Host Anna Robb sits down with cultural changemaker Lorena Martínez Mier—a creative producer, accessibility consultant, and the current Consortium Manager
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Ess Hödlmoser – Performance Artist and Author: “If you’re going to make it as an artist, you have to get good at being uncomfortable” (StageLync Podcast Ep.46)
Ess Hödlmoser (they/he) is a Canadian performance artist and author. Ess’s award–winning circus acts have been shared on international stages
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Ess Hödlmoser: Circus, Identity & Art in Motion
In this insightful episode of the StageLync Podcast, Anna speaks with Canadian performance artist and author Ess Hödlmoser, known for their
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Hamlet Reimagined by Chela De Ferrari
What does it mean “to be” in a world that overlooks your existence? This is the powerful question at the
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Nadia Adame – Artistic Director and Choreographer: “Finding a collaboration and understanding in each others bodies is extremely rich” (StageLync Podcast Ep.44)
Nadia is an actress, writer, and award winning dancer & choreographer. She trained in flamenco and ballet at the Royal
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artEquity’s BIPOC Elders + Culture Bearers Grant Recipients
artEquity, a US national organization committed to bridging the worlds of art and activism, is thrilled to announce the recipients
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Nadia Adame: Dancing Beyond Limits
In this heartfelt and inspiring episode of the StageLync Podcast, host Anna Robb speaks with Nadia Adame—an actress, choreographer, award-winning
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Carmen Morgan – Founder and Director of artEquity: “Without the arts, social justice work faces headwinds; with the arts, it gains momentum and creativity” (StageLync Podcast Ep.40)
Carmen Morgan is a national activist leading conversations at the forefront of the field on equity, inclusion, and racial justice
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Carmen Morgan: Equity, Leadership, and Social Change
In this episode of the StageLync Podcast, host Anna engages in a deep and insightful conversation with Carmen Morgan, a
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Hong Kong Fringe Club Will Revive Their Fringe Festival
Hong Kong’s vibrant arts scene received a significant boost after announcing the Hong Kong Fringe Club will revive their Fringe
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Art in Times of Extremes
Antonin Artaud’s work was defined by his endeavour to produce work in which audiences found themselves under the same emotional
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Creative Europe Calls for 2025 Projects
The European Commission has announced the 2025 Creative Europe Call for European Cooperation Projects, a major funding opportunity aimed at
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Patch Adams: Medical Doctor, Clown, and Humanitarian Activist
Looking more closely into socially engaged circus, and into Clowns in particular, there is one person who stands out. Many
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