In this preview episode of the StageLync Podcast, I sit down with theatre director and artistic leader Andy Packer to

In this upcoming episode of the StageLync podcast, I speak with Melbourne-based creative director, strategist, and facilitator Erica McCalman about

In this episode of the StageLync podcast, I sit down with DEI leader Donna Walker-Kuhne for a thoughtful and honest

In this episode of the StageLync Podcast, we’re joined by Aby Cohen, a world-renowned performance designer, curator, and President of

It isn’t every day I get to record in my own home country, but being back in Australia recently gave

Being an artist often means working as a freelancer or independent contractor, that is one of the most demanding and

In this special preview of the Stagelync Podcast, I have the absolute pleasure of sitting down with a long-time peer

Welcome to a special preview of the StageLync podcast. I am so excited to give you a little sneak peek

In this episode of the StageLync Podcast, I had the absolute privilege of sitting down with Abramz Tekya. To the

In this preview of next week’s StageLync Podcast, Anna Robb sits down with Dr. Dorita Hannah—design scholar, practitioner, and consultant

What does a “stage manager” do when the show is television, the director is in a booth, the cameras are

At StageLync, our conversations often reveal the deeper currents shaping the performing arts ecosystem, and our latest discussion with Lisa

For Luke Chadwick-Jones, performance has always been a collision of fearlessness, discipline, and play. From tumbling his way through school

For Catherine Hartfield, “impossible” is just the start of the brief. From almost joining Hi-5 as a performer to choreographing

Klara and Richard have been together since 2016 and formed what they call “Duo Extend”. Klara started with a background

When Dr. Paolo Petrocelli talks about art, he isn’t just describing performances—he’s describing a movement. As Head of Dubai Opera,

When actor Tom Bulpett talks about the future of performance, he isn’t looking backward with nostalgia—he’s looking straight into the

In this interview, Daniel Burow speaks to Lili Konyot about his 5 W questions. Why did you become a circus

Some artists push boundaries. Bence Vági erases them. From fusing ballet and circus in the early days of Recirquel Company Budapest

Some careers follow a straight line. Fanny Qoindet’s traces a dance. From her early years on stage with The House

I had the chance to speak with Ali on the occasion of his featured talk at World Stage Design. We