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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performing arts
StageLync Podcast Ep. 70: Sophie Duncan on the Art of Performance, Pole, and Creative Direction
In this episode of StageLync podcast, we sit down with award-winning creative director, choreographer, and performer Sophie Duncan—a leading force
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Sophie Duncan: Pole, Circus, and Survival of the Friendliest
Host Anna Robb sits down with Sophie Duncan, an award-winning creative director, choreographer, and performer whose work spans theatre, circus,
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Natasha Tsakos – Show Maker: “Our whole relationship with life is a dance with gravity” (StageLync Podcast Ep.68)
Natasha Tsakos is an award-winning showmaker at the nexus of theatrical adventure, technology, and impact, now expanding her practice into
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Natasha Tsakos: Making Theatre in Zero-G
Host Anna Robb sits down with Natasha Tsakos, an award-winning showmaker whose work fuses theatrical adventure, technology, and impact. From
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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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Angelique Janov: The Mongolian Contortion Convention 2025
On this episode of the Circuspreneur Podcast, host Shenea Stiletto interviews founder of the Mongolian Contortion Convention Erdenechimeg Jamiyan Janov also
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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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Peter Kalal – Cultural Strategist and Researcher: “If we’re not going to support the arts and culture, then what are we all doing this for?” (StageLync Podcast Ep.54)
Peter Kalal is a Brooklyn-based cultural strategist and researcher. At Arthur M. Cohen Advisors, he works with Fortune 500s, family offices, and
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Carson Elrod – Professional Actor and Arts Advocate: “In the empty field, we have an opportunity to build something new” (StageLync Podcast Ep.52)
Carson Elrod is a professional actor and arts advocate. In the past three decades, he originated roles on Broadway and has
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André Lachance: Building Confidence and Performance
This episode of the StageLync Podcast features André Lachance, Senior Director of Casting and Human Performance at Cirque du Soleil.
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Dr. Nisha Sajnani: The Healing Power of the Arts
In this episode of the StageLync Podcast, Anna Robb speaks with Dr. Nisha Sajnani, a leading figure in drama therapy
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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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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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Clément Le Roux: Creativity on the Open Sea
At StageLync, we love exploring the intersection of art, performance, and community. Next week, we’re joined by Clément Le Roux—a
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Lisa Richards Toney – President and CEO of APAP: “Success comes from discipline, resilience, and never giving up” (StageLync Podcast Ep.28)
Lisa Richards Toney became President and CEO of APAP on July 1, 2020, bringing more than 25 years of experience leading
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