The StageLync Podcast

StageLync

Performing Arts

Energy Leadership

Sound Design

Cirque Du Soleil

Life Coaching

Live Entertainment

Lighting Design

Creative Professionals

Mindset

Stagelink

Video Design

Theatreartlife

Circus Talk

Theater Consulting

Acrobatics

Hong Kong

Theatre

Sidney Poitier

August Wilson

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	Twice weekly	Episodes	406	Founded	5 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Performing ArtsEntertainment NewsNewsArts

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Ep.79: Lisa Richards Toney: President and CEO of APAP - “Advocacy is about storytelling and artists are remarkable storytellers” (Audio)

Lisa Richards Toney became President and CEO of APAP (association of performing arts professionals) on July 1, 2020, bringing more than 25 years of experience leading a range of small and large arts and humanities organizations, managing change, and ... more

15 Dec 2025 • 38 min

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Ep.79: Lisa Richards Toney: President and CEO of APAP - “Advocacy is about storytelling and artists are remarkable storytellers” (Video)

15 Dec 2025 • 38 min

Ep.78: Luke Chadwick-Jones: Circus Artist - “We're only students in the craft field for the rest of our lives. Even the greats just become better practitioners with better tools to use” (Audio)

Luke has a 1st Class Honors Degree in Jacques Lecoq based physical theatre. He competed as a gymnast and trampolinist becoming zonal and national champion in the uk. Luke has been touring for the past 20 years across the world performing as an actor,... more

1 Dec 2025 • 42 min

Ep.78: Luke Chadwick-Jones: Circus Artist - “We're only students in the craft field for the rest of our lives. Even the greats just become better practitioners with better tools to use” (Video)

1 Dec 2025 • 42 min

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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 roles in Department Q and BBC narration.

Netflix, Project GameBox

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” (Video)

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)

Theresa Ruth Howard

Founder of MoBBallet, a platform dedicated to the experiences of Black dancers in ballet, and recognized for her work in advocating for diversity and inclusion in the dance world.

MoBBallet

Episode: Ep.66: Theresa Ruth Howard: Founder of MoBBallet (Memoirs of Blacks in Ballet) - “The people make up the art form” (Audio)

Craig Laurie

Chief Creative Officer at RWS Global

RWS Global

Episode: Ep.65: Craig Laurie: Chief Creative Officer at RWS Global - “You are not creating for yourself. You are creating for the audience” (Audio)

Elena Giakoumaki

Director of Theatre Consultancy EMEA with 15 years experience in theatre consulting and architectural practices.

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Episode: Ep.62: Elena Giakoumaki: Director, Theatre Consultancy EMEA - “The theatrical experience is all about intimacy and proximity” (Video)

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Anna Robb

Host with a focus on live entertainment, arts, and cultural discussions.

Reviews

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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Canada5 years ago

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Many reviews mention the podcast's ability to inspire and uplift, showcasing the resilience and creativity inherent in live entertainment.

Listeners appreciate the diverse and insightful conversations surrounding the performing arts industry, often praising the depth of topics covered and the quality of guests featured.

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Apple Podcasts	#30	Brazil/Arts/Performing Arts
Apple Podcasts	#146	United Arab Emirates/Arts/Performing Arts

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Ep.61: Marina Maleni: Theatre Development Officer, Cyprus Theatre Organisation - “The possibilities are endless” (Audio)

Q: What's your most favorite thing about your job or the industry?

My favorite thing is that it's never the same; there are always endless possibilities for creativity and opportunities.

Ep.61: Marina Maleni: Theatre Development Officer, Cyprus Theatre Organisation - “The possibilities are endless” (Audio)

Q: What do you think about the upcoming World Stage Design event?

I think it's an opportunity for designers to come together, share ideas, and promote peace through creativity and collaboration.

Ep.61: Marina Maleni: Theatre Development Officer, Cyprus Theatre Organisation - “The possibilities are endless” (Audio)

Q: What is some of the biggest challenges for building a theatre scene in a small country and cultivating that craft and art?

The challenge lies in sustaining a strong theatre presence in a small market and addressing the financial and resource limitations while keeping the creative spirit alive.

Ep.61: Marina Maleni: Theatre Development Officer, Cyprus Theatre Organisation - “The possibilities are endless” (Audio)

Q: How does your work as a performer influence about how you think about leading and developing theatre today?

My previous experience as a performer helps shape policies and understand the needs of theatre people better.

Ep.60: Gabrielle Bae: Writer, Choreographer - "There’s no sooner or later for artists. It’s about generation, not disability" (Audio)

Q: What technology and performance, like how do you see that working together, and what do you think is the future of live entertainment with technology involved?

Gabrielle mentioned that any technology can be connected to performing art and is about enhancing the immersive experience for both artists and audiences.

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Exploring the thriving world of live entertainment and performing arts, this podcast offers in-depth conversations with a diverse range of individuals who contribute to this vibrant sector. Episodes reveal personal stories highlighting not only the triumphs and challenges within creative industries but also the innovative projects and initiatives that shape the landscape of arts today. Topics often addressed include accessibility, arts advocacy, and the transformative power of creativity in various cultural contexts, along with discussions on various productions and the significance of human connection in live performances. Unique perspectives from various professionals help illuminate the essential role of art in society, making it an insp... more

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1. Dr. Paolo Petrocelli
2. Tom Bulpett
3. Bence Vági
4. Fanny Coindet
5. Sophie Duncan
6. Emile Saba
7. Theresa Ruth Howard
8. Craig Laurie

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