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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Spotlight
What does it take to be in the spotlight in live performing arts? On StageLync, delve into an array of articles and news that showcase standout performances, in-depth interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories. Our spotlight content highlights the talent, creativity, and dedication that define the performing arts. Discover the extraordinary moments and individuals who captivate audiences and shape the world of live performance.
Interview with Danny Tavori: Redefining Spaces Through Contemporary Circus
Anna Robb recently sat down with Danny Tavori, an innovative artist whose work transforms industrial spaces into immersive, site-specific performances.
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“The Hills of California” Brings a New Ending on Broadway
Jez Butterworth has done it again. His play Jerusalem is frequently referred to as the best play of the Century
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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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Assessing the Impact Youth and Social Circus Training Through Circus Practice
In response to a growing need for youth and social circus trainers’ work to be recognised and standardised the Circus Transformation Programme
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Stage Management: Fake It Till You Make It Some More
I distinctly remember the very first professional stage manager I worked with. His name was Bruce, he wore a stopwatch
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The Six Phases of Production in Theatre
Most people may not think about how all of the pieces of a production fit together more than a Stage
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New Perspectives: Reflections from a Tech on Tour
Several weeks into this tour, I’ve come to realize how much positivity exists within this nomadic career. While it can
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How will the Entertainment Industry welcome Immersive Theatre?
The entertainment industry is always looking for the next big thing. With the rise of immersive theatre, it’s clear that
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“Just In Time” Starring Jonathan Groff Coming to Broadway
Tony Award-winning actor Jonathan Groff is set to return to Broadway, starring as the ’50s and ’60s singer-songwriter Bobby Darin
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My Top 5 Stage Managers: In Celebration of International SM Day
Happy International Stage Manager Day! I have been reflecting lately on the wonderful Stage Managers that I have worked with
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Beyond the Stage: Bringing Empathy to Life’s Unfolding Story
Shakespeare once mused, “All the world’s a stage,” and in the grand theater of life we all take center stage
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My First Broadway Show: Living the Dream
This April I opened my first Broadway show: The Outsiders. It was a whirlwind, an adventure, and it was incredible: working
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Inviting Feedback and Creating Space for Diversity
In this article, I’ll briefly touch on some concepts around giving and receiving feedback. Communication is such a large part
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A Beginners Guide to Wearing a Harness for Women
I always get a little kick when I see a lady rocking a technical harness. Not trying to be weird,
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Caribbean Theater Series- Part 1: Cultural Heritage and Storytelling Traditions
Caribbean theater is more than just a form of entertainment; it is a living repository of the region’s cultural heritage.
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Entertainment Industry: Taking the Pressure Off of Flow
There has been an entire industry developed around flow. The word that once described a quality of movement – has
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How Traffic Lights became Stages: The Rise Latin America’s Street Art Phenomenon
How Traffic Lights Became Stages – Original Version in Spanish below The Dark Side of the Heart (Eliseo Subiela) is
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Setting Effective Goals as a Stage Manager
As a stage manager in the fast-paced world of live entertainment, success depends on much more than just managing the
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The Art of Trying: Getting a Job in Entertainment
As of June 11th, I will have been officially in my “post-grad era” for ten months. Ten months consisting of
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The “Bad” of Becoming an Actor
A GREAT HIGH Here’s a strange phenomenon I’m sure you’ve experienced. You’re flying to see your family for the holidays
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