Funambolika 2025 -The Big Circus Event in Pescara, Italy
Now in its 19th edition, Funambolika returns to Pescara this summer with a bold and diverse lineup that reaffirms its
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Europe
Discover the latest performing arts news from Europe on StageLync. Stay informed with updates, performances, and stories from the European arts scene and live performing arts. Explore insightful articles and connect with the vibrant European arts community from Belgium, Czech Republic, Hungary, United Kingdom, Finland, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.
Shubbak Festival in the UK Returns with Bold Programming
Shubbak Festival, Europe’s largest platform for contemporary Arab arts, returns from 23 May to 15 June 2025 with its boldest
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Frantic Assembly’s Presents Brand-New Production
Full tour dates have been announced for Frantic Assembly’s brand-new production Lost Atoms,written by Anna Jordan (Succession/ Killing Eve, Yen,
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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A Little Bit of History and Travel… to where Harlequin was Born
The Harlequin is the best-known comic servant character from the Italian Commedia dell’Arte. The role is believed to have first
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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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Maankoorts (Moon Fever)
In late October, I did a journalism faux pas. I saw a touring show titled Maankoorts, or Moon Fever, that I
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Economic Impact of UK Live Music Industry
According to the recent findings by LIVE, the federation that represents the United Kingdom’s live music industry, there is a
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Circostrada’s New Guide on Outdoor Arts is Available Now
The Circostrada network has recently released its latest resource, “The Role of Outdoor Arts in Creative Placemaking: A Step-By-Step Guide
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FiRCO 2024: A Celebration of Ibero-American Circus Art
With nearly 100% attendance, the Ibero-American Circus Festival (FiRCO) has once again proven the success of its unique format and
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Curtain Call Memories Part 1: London Palladium Stories
Stories and Treasures from the Stage Reflecting on a career that has spanned several decades in the ever-evolving world of
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