Save Early, Save Often: Navigating Entertainment Work
If you’ve been reading my blogs for a while, you’ve probably noticed that a lot of them don’t directly relate
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Music & Sound
How do music and sound elevate live performing arts? On StageLync, dive into a diverse array of articles and news dedicated to the integral role of audio in performances. From exploring cutting-edge technologies and sound design techniques to hearing inspiring stories from composers and sound engineers, our content provides an in-depth look at how music and sound create immersive and unforgettable experiences. Discover the magic behind the auditory elements that bring performances to life.
The Ongoing Battle With Impostor Syndrome
Impostor syndrome is a concept I’d be willing to bet the vast majority of women in audio are familiar with.
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Being An Autistic Woman In Audio
It’s been almost a year since I interviewed for what, at the time, I considered to be my “dream job”
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The Importance of Eras
As the end of another year has rolled around again, I find myself contemplating the passing of time, the changing
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Alvin Hough Jr.: From Dollar Pizza to Broadway
Alvin Hough Jr., Associate Music Director of The Lion King on Broadway, shares his journey as a musician, his financial
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From Stage to Screen – My First Days with Live TV
Recently, I’ve found myself taking baby steps into the world of live television, including shows like Saturday Night Live and
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Designing and Mixing My First Shows
Since becoming a theatre sound student last September, I’ve had the opportunity to work on two productions in two different
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Theatre Sound Education: Collaboration and Community
In this article, I wanted to explore how Higher Education institutions teaching Theatre Sound are working to move towards programmes
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ASDP Profile: Gareth Swindall-Parry & Georgina Nobbs
The Association of Sound Design and Production believe that Sound is for everyone, regardless of background, income, race or religion.
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Mastering the New Workplace: The Art of Being a Sponge
As a 22 year old female who is growing in this industry everyday, I have been told on multiple occasions
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ASDP Profile: Rosie Stroud – Production Sound Engineer
Rosie Stroud has been a ASDP (Association of Sound Design & Production) Board Member since 2022 and has been heading
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New Beginnings – Changing Audio Disciplines
Audio is a beautiful medium. There are so many things you can do within it, so many different paths your
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Matthew LaBanca: From Adversity to Art
In this episode of Artistic Finance, Ethan Stimel chats with Matthew LaBanca about his solo show Communion, inspired by his
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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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Lindsey Stirling to Co-Host the 2025 She Rocks Awards
Lindsey Stirling to co-host the 2025 She Rocks Awards alongside Jennifer Batten, currently two of the most influential females in
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Maria Callas: Industry Pros Weigh in on Angelina Jolie’s Portrayal
Maria Callas, or best known across the European continent as “La Divina”, has recently been portrayed by the famous American
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Holiday Songs in Musical Theatre
As the festive season casts its spell, holiday songs in musical theatre on New York’s Broadway and London’s West End
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Unfinished Symphony To Swan Song: What The Future May Hold
Keeping up with technological developments can sometimes feel impossible, as the changes arrive bolder and faster than ever before. Living
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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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Anna Kuk – Poet, Violinist, Writer and Composer: “Pauses are part of the music; everything has its time” (StageLync Podcast Ep.24)
Anna Kuk is a Polish violinist based in Paris, with the exceptional, international experience in orchestral and chamber music. She
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Mixing Sound for Theatre: Old Script New Tricks
Sound people have a lot of opinions so there are always things we can debate. One of the bigger ones
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