A Tale About Swan Lake
The Norwegian National Ballet’s Stunning Reimagining of a Timeless Classic: A Tale About Swan Lake made an ambitious reinterpretation of
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Worldwide
How are live performing arts shaping cultures around the globe? On StageLync, explore a vast collection of articles and news that delve into the diverse and dynamic world of international performing arts. From groundbreaking performances and key industry developments to inspiring stories and cultural insights, our content provides a comprehensive look at the artistic landscape across continents. Discover how artists and performers worldwide are pushing creative boundaries and captivating audiences on a global scale.
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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The Garlinge Theatre is the UK’s First Vegan Theatre
The Garlinge Theatre is the UK’s first vegan theatre! The United Kingdom has embraced its first fully vegan theatre, the
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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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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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Forgotten Christmas Musicals
As the festive season continues, the magic of Christmas comes alive through snow-dusted streets but some forgotten Christmas musicals are
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Cast Announced for NYE Opera Gala at Sydney Opera House
New Year’s Eve is bound to be a spectacle with the newest cast announcement for the opera gala at the
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Curtain Call Memories Part 3: Long Ago Days With Pantomime
The repertory theatre my dad ran when I was a child in the 50s and 60s relied on the pantomime
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5 Distinct Types of Theatre in the Philippines
The Philippines boasts a theatre tradition as vibrant and diverse as its culture and history. From traditional folk performances to
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History of Pantomimes
The United Kingdom has a long standing history of pantomimes, or pantos as locals know them. Perhaps best known for
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Journey of Passion – The Story Behind Juggling Magazine
For over two and a half decades, Juggling Magazine has been a cornerstone of the circus and outdoor arts in
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Community Theatres May Not Last: How You Can Support
Community theatres may not last and it breaks my heart to say that. As someone who frequently visited and got
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Gift Guide for West End and Broadway Fans
This gift guide for West End and Broadway fans is to help everyone who hears them singing the same show
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Urban Street Opera in Toulouse
In southern France, urban street opera in Toulouse has been a hot discussion topic for over a month after their
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European Commission Renews Commitment to EFA
The European Festivals Association (EFA) unites distinguished music, dance, theatre and multidisciplinary arts festivals from across Europe since its founding
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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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Award Winning Director, Rupert Goold, Transitioning to Old Vic
After more than a decade at the Almeida Theatre, Rupert Goold leaves and is announced the new Artistic Director of
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The Art of Saying Goodbye: How Contract Work Shapes The Self and Relationships
I’m incredibly good at goodbyes. Sometimes I wonder what my friends, family, or new people in my life think about
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Curtain Call Memories Part 2: Life in a 1950s Theatre Family
A love letter to a childhood in a world of theatre long gone. How growing up in a theatre family
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