The StageLync Podcast

StageLync

Performing Arts

Energy Leadership

Sound Design

Cirque Du Soleil

Life Coaching

Live Entertainment

Lighting Design

Mindset

Creative Professionals

Stagelink

Video Design

Theatreartlife

Circus Talk

Theater Consulting

Acrobatics

Hong Kong

Theatre

August Wilson

Sidney Poitier

Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility

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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Publishes	Daily	Episodes	418	Founded	6 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	ArtsNewsEntertainment NewsPerforming Arts

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Ep.85: Zoie Golding: Artistic Director & Founder of ZoieLogic Dance Theatre - “It’s a skill set to be able to take people on a journey of the unknown” (Video)

Zoie Golding MBE is a critically acclaimed dance pioneer and social innovator with over 25 years of impact across the UK and international dance and culture scene. An Artistic Director, Executive Producer, and CEO. She is the Founder of ZoieLogic, on... more

16 Mar 2026 • 48 min

Ep.85: Zoie Golding: Artistic Director & Founder of ZoieLogic Dance Theatre - “It’s a skill set to be able to take people on a journey of the unknown” (Audio)

16 Mar 2026 • 48 min

Ep.84: Ryan Saab: Executive Vice President of Talent & Creative Casting for RWS Global - “Believe that you can push forward, even if it is messy” (Audio)

Ryan Saab, Executive Vice President of Talent & Creative Casting for RWS Global, oversees recruitment for all live entertainment experiences within the company’s dynamic portfolio of large-scale entertainment operations. Ryan has nearly two decades o... more

2 Mar 2026 • 45 min

Ep.84: Ryan Saab: Executive Vice President of Talent & Creative Casting for RWS Global - “Believe that you can push forward, even if it is messy” (Video)

2 Mar 2026 • 45 min

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Zoie Golding

Artistic Director & Founder of ZoieLogic Dance Theatre

ZoieLogic Dance Theatre

Episode: Ep.85: Zoie Golding: Artistic Director & Founder of ZoieLogic Dance Theatre - “It’s a skill set to be able to take people on a journey of the unknown” (Audio)

Ryan Saab

Executive Vice President of Talent & Creative Casting for RWS Global

RWS Global

Episode: Ep.84: Ryan Saab: Executive Vice President of Talent & Creative Casting for RWS Global - “Believe that you can push forward, even if it is messy” (Video)

Roger Melvin

Director and stage manager known for working in live television.

Dancing With The Stars, American Idol

Episode: Ep.81: Roger Melvin: Director and Stage Manager - “How we do a thing is just as important as what we do” (Audio)

Dr. Paolo Petrocelli

Internationally recognized cultural leader, academic, and author, head of Dubai Opera, and founder of EMMA for Peace.

Dubai Opera

Episode: Ep.76: Dr. Paolo Petrocelli: Global Cultural & Performing Arts Leader & Author - “People won’t buy more tickets because of an AI marketing campaign, but because of the art’s quality... (Video)

Tom Bulpett

Neurodivergent actor known for his role in Department Q on Netflix and other performances.

Netflix

Episode: Ep.75: Tom Bulpett: Neurodivergent Actor - “If we can give people the chance to take risks, it would be great for our industry and society as a whole” (Audio)

Bence Vági

Founder and Artistic Director of Recirquel Company, renowned for integrating dance and circus forms

Recirquel Company

Episode: Ep.74: Bence Vági: Founder and Artistic Director of Recirquel Company - “Creating a movement or choreography is not only about physicality — it’s often born from thoughts” (Video)

Fanny Coindet

Choreographer and stage director with international experience, notably as a performer for Franco Dragone's The House of Dancing Water.

Director of Ecchymoses, Associate director of Jean Paul Gaultier's Fashion Freak Show

Episode: Ep.73: Fanny Coindet: Choreographer and Stage Director - “You always have to adapt the show around the performer, not the opposite” (Audio)

Sophie Duncan

An award-winning creative director, choreographer, and performer excelling in theatre, circus, and more.

Episode: Ep.70: Sophie Duncan: Creative Director, Choreographer & Performer - “The more you understand yourself, the more you understand the work you want to create” (Audio)

Emile Saba

Palestinian theatre director and actor, artistic director of ASHTAR Theatre

ASHTAR Theatre

Episode: Ep.69: Emile Saba: Palestinian Theater Director and Actor - “To come and watch a play while you're being bombed, that's so absurd” (Video)

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Anna Robb

Host of The StageLync Podcast

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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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Canada6 years ago

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Feels supportive and community-driven, with a focus on collaboration over competition.

Offers valuable career guidance and behind-the-scenes industry insights that help with submissions and branding.

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Ep.85: Zoie Golding: Artistic Director & Founder of ZoieLogic Dance Theatre - “It’s a skill set to be able to take people on a journey of the unknown” (Video)

Q: What would you change about the industry to support freelancers better?

Her answer highlights the post-COVID reality where freelance workers lost support; she advocates for better business training, mentorship, and a more robust infrastructure to help freelancers manage finances, taxes, and sustained work.

Ep.85: Zoie Golding: Artistic Director & Founder of ZoieLogic Dance Theatre - “It’s a skill set to be able to take people on a journey of the unknown” (Video)

Q: How did you learn the business side of running a creative company?

She attributes early business sense to her father's storytelling energy and later learning through producing, coaching, and building teams; she emphasizes that producing is transferable across industries and that formal training for freelancers is often lacking.

Ep.85: Zoie Golding: Artistic Director & Founder of ZoieLogic Dance Theatre - “It’s a skill set to be able to take people on a journey of the unknown” (Video)

Q: Can you tell us how you started ZoieLogic so young and what motivated you to begin?

Zoie explains starting at 19 with Fuzzy Logic, then ZoieLogic forming later; her drive came from seeing boys and men in dance as invisible and wanting to change that by creating spaces where they could participate and lead.

Ep.84: Ryan Saab: Executive Vice President of Talent & Creative Casting for RWS Global - “Believe that you can push forward, even if it is messy” (Audio)

Q: As your role as Executive Vice President, what does that mean in terms of your day to day in managing a team? How big is it? What's your day look like?

The day is unpredictable and varied; Saab leads a sizable team across multiple entities, with hundreds more on freelancing support, focusing on global strategy, recruitment, and maintaining a human-centric approach in the room while leveraging digital tools.

Ep.83: Tekya “Abramz” Abraham: Ugandan Hip-hop artist, Educator, Coach, & Mentor - “Some mistakes turn out to be way more beautiful than the stuff I’m teaching” (Video)

Q: What was the moment for you or the project or the gig where you realized this could be my career?

Tekya reflects on a series of moments, including performing at school events where the response was overwhelmingly positive, and later being recognized as a teacher rather than just a performer.

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4. Dr. Paolo Petrocelli
5. Tom Bulpett
6. Bence Vági
7. Fanny Coindet
8. Sophie Duncan

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