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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United Kingdom
How is the live performing arts scene evolving across the United Kingdom? On StageLync, dive into a diverse collection of articles and news that highlight the dynamic world of UK performing arts. From innovative performances and key industry trends to inspiring stories and cultural insights, our content offers a comprehensive look at the artistic landscape of the United Kingdom. Discover the talents and productions that are captivating audiences and making a significant impact on the global stage.
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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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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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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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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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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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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Dame Maggie Smith takes her Final Bow, Passes Away at 89.
An acting legend has given her final bow. As of today, Dame Maggie Smith has passed away and left fans
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Dance Umbrella Assures Global Access to Its Upcoming Festival
While many arts organizations turned to digital programming during the pandemic, few have maintained online access to their events. Dance
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London Drama School Ends Audition Fees
London’s leading drama institutions have high hopes to ‘shift the dial’ as they implore a more diverse range of students
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Andy Morton, Performer to Director Across Continents – Part 1.
In this interview with Andy Morton he discusses with us about what it’s like living on a completely different continent
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Rewind Festival
At the Rewind Festival in Scotland, fans got to experience a fantastic weekend from 19-21 July. Though the skies darkened
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The Big Freelancer Survey
The official release of The Big Freelancer Survey came on 27 June and the evidence provides substantial reports of a
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Hadestown to Make Australia Debut
The popular West End and Broadway show Hadestown is to make its Australia debut in 2025! Coming to Sydney at
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West End Live Schedule Has Been Announced
The official West End Live schedule for the upcoming outdoor performances have been announced! After publishing the star-studded schedule, the
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West End Live shows announced for this year’s outdoor performances in Trafalgar Square on 22-23 June 2024. London’s most celebrated
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Award-Winning Revel Puck Circus Premiere Their First New Major Production In Three Years On Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
The multi-award-winning Revel Puck Circus are returning to their home turf of East London with their first new major production
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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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Jewels of the Past: The British Music Hall Society Launches Conference
For Britons of the 19th and early 20th centuries, the music hall promised an evening of fun, leisure, and variety
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