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The StageLync Podcast

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Performing Arts
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Cirque Du Soleil
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Lighting Design
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The StageLync Podcast explores and exposes the amazing stories of people across the globe working in live entertainment and performing arts, onstage and backstage. Join us as we celebrate the creativity, resilience, and human expression that define the performing arts.

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Bence Vági, founder and artistic director of Recirquel Company. With a background in modern and classical dance, Bence Vági is a director-choreographer whose innovative approach to performing arts redefines the magic of theatre and circus in an origi... more

Bence Vági, founder and artistic director of Recirquel Company. With a background in modern and classical dance, Bence Vági is a director-choreographer whose innovative approach to performing arts redefines the magic of theatre and circus in an origi... more

Fanny Coindet is a choreographer and stage director with international experience, notably as a performer for Franco Dragone’s The House of Dancing Water. She has directed students from the National Circus School of Rosny‑sous‑Bois and is associate d... more

Fanny Coindet is a choreographer and stage director with international experience, notably as a performer for Franco Dragone’s The House of Dancing Water. She has directed students from the National Circus School of Rosny‑sous‑Bois and is associate d... more

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David Mason
Founder of the Mobile Mini Circus for Children (MMCC)
Mobile Mini Circus for Children
Episode: Ep.57: David Mason: Founder,Mobile Mini Circus for Children - "Children need the art of being happy, joyful, hopeful and knowing and learning their bodies" (Audio)
Lorena Martínez Mier
Cultural Manager, Creative Producer and Accessibility Consultant
Europe Beyond Access
Episode: Ep.56: Lorena Martínez Mier: Cultural Manager, Creative Producer, and Accessibility Consultant - "Care is a space where your needs and concerns are validated" (Video)
Busty Beatz Bowers
Dynamic music director, composer, sound artist, music dramaturg, and performance maker
Episode: Ep.55: Kim 'Busty Beatz' Bowers: Music Director, Composer, Sound Artist - "We always dream big, we’ve ticked off nearly everything. So now, let’s dream even bigger" (Audio)
Peter Kalal
Brooklyn-based cultural strategist and researcher.
Arthur M. Cohen Advisors
Episode: Ep.54: Peter Kalal: Cultural Strategist and Researcher - "If we're not going to support the arts and culture, then what are we all doing this for?" (Video)
Dr. Madeline Taylor
Costume maker and designer, researcher and educator who bridges the worlds of academic theory and industry praxis.
Queensland University of Technology
Episode: Ep.53: Dr Madeline Taylor: Costume Maker and Designer, Researcher, Educator - "In the creative space, everybody's identity is so tied up to kind of the creative work that they're making" (Audio)
André Lachance
Senior Director of Casting and Human Performance at Cirque du Soleil
Cirque du Soleil
Episode: Ep.51: André Lachance: Senior Director of Casting and Human Performance at Cirque du Soleil - “And the only way to confirm talent is to spend time with them” (Video)
Sana Akram
Pakistani urbanist, media maker, and XR creator based in Toronto, Canada.
York University
Episode: Ep.50: Sana Akram: Pakistani Urbanist, Media Maker, XR Creator - “I'm very much delighted by the idea of discovery” (Video)
Jacqui George
Project Director for World Stage Design 2025
Sharjah Performing Arts Academy
Episode: Ep.49: Jacqui George: Project Director for World Stage Design 2025 - “Theatre is about connection” (Audio)
Dr. Nisha Sajnani
A leading scholar, educator, and advocate in drama therapy and the arts in health.
Director of the Program in Drama Therapy and Theatre & Health Lab at NYU
Episode: Ep.48: Nisha Sajnani: Global Leader in Drama Therapy, Arts Health, and Creative Leadership - “Finding opportunities for creative expression is just good for you” (Video)

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Anna Robb
Host of discussions focused on the various dimensions of live entertainment and the performing arts, highlighting creativity and resilience in the industry.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Art is essential

    Great interview. It is triggering to hear that art is not essential and yet people turn to art during these difficult times, whether it is listening to music, reading a book, watching a film or so many other avenues of escape. If anything, there may be a silver lining through this whole mess by the artists being able to create new material during this down time.

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    MR.O.G.
    United States5 years ago
  • Love it!

    Thank you for creating this well rounded podcast that covers so many aspects of our industry. Can’t wait for more!

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    elisa.t.
    Canada5 years ago

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Ep.58: Ross Mollison: Impresario Extraordinaire, Spiegelworld - "We create the idea and then along the way we iterate as to what space it should go into" (Video)
Q: If you could change one thing about the industry or your job, what would that be?
Ross mentioned that he would have loved to work in the industry a hundred years ago, at the forefront of technology rather than as a follower of it.
Ep.58: Ross Mollison: Impresario Extraordinaire, Spiegelworld - "We create the idea and then along the way we iterate as to what space it should go into" (Video)
Q: What is your favorite thing about your job or the industry?
Ross loves the excitement of the 24/7 nature of the industry and the joy of seeing audiences have fun and be surprised by unexpected performances.
Ep.58: Ross Mollison: Impresario Extraordinaire, Spiegelworld - "We create the idea and then along the way we iterate as to what space it should go into" (Video)
Q: How did you get funding and buy-in for Spiegelworld in New York?
Mollison explained that Spiegelworld was launched at Pier 17 under the Brooklyn Bridge, contrary to common expectations. Despite skepticism, it was well received due to its beautiful location and innovative concept.
Ep.58: Ross Mollison: Impresario Extraordinaire, Spiegelworld - "We create the idea and then along the way we iterate as to what space it should go into" (Video)
Q: What was your path into live entertainment?
Ross shared that he grew up around people who loved the circus, which inspired him to enter the industry. He also learned to play musical instruments and participated in school performances, leading to a passion for combining music and live shows.
Ep.57: David Mason: Founder,Mobile Mini Circus for Children - "Children need the art of being happy, joyful, hopeful and knowing and learning their bodies" (Video)
Q: What are some of the biggest challenges?
Convincing establishments that strong healing through natural processes is vital for children, rather than solely focusing on cognitive education.

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