What are your three top values? Think about it. Core values are the cornerstone of well-being. Everything we do and

In the unpredictable world of the performing arts, the road to success is often fraught with unexpected twists and turns.

These rules of a stagehand can help make your experience be a little easier.  As discussed before, being a stagehand

Being a stagehand in a venue or on a site is hard work, but it is where most people in

Noise regulation is a necessary part of our live events family getting along with the wider community. We want to

Some common thespian terms that almost everyone in the theatrical and live events industry knows are great to have in

In this edition of Half-Hour, my friend Nicholas Lambros Smith discusses the importance of empathy and curiosity and how using these

Shakespeare once mused, “All the world’s a stage,” and in the grand theater of life, we all take center stage

Of the annoying things up-and-coming actors are forced to deal with—getting ghosted by directors and being asked if we’re on

You may be living your dream life as a professional performer, but it is important to start planning for the

If you want to get very good at something, this is the video for you. Eric Bates has learned a

2021, we didn’t know what to expect from you. Now, here we are reflecting on another strange year. In many

Many performing artists and performing arts organizations are experiencing the first wave of coronavirus-related cancellations. While fears about cash flow,

Have you ever had indigestion but had to perform anyway? Do you find your muscles seem to be perpetually sore?

 “Any time there is an agreement between two people to do something, that agreement is a contract. The importance of

Is your own brain sabotaging your career aspirations? It’s not easy to pursue a non-traditional career, such as touring with