Rough blocking an entire 2 hour show in your first 6 hour blocking rehearsal is either a VERY good sign or a VERY bad one. I don’t know whether to be terrified or celebrate.
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Rough blocking an entire 2 hour show in your first 6 hour blocking rehearsal is either a VERY good sign or a VERY bad one. I don’t know whether to be terrified or celebrate.
New glasses. New bow. New dress. Feel like a whole new kitty cat. (A kitty cat who is also very very sick and has a big public television event to run tomorrow. Ugh.)
Why We Humblebrag About Being Busy
Check out this article. While it's not actually about stage management or theater, it is a great perspective on throwing yourself into your work, being busy, sleep deprivation and doing more than what's asked of you. Something I'm sure we've all dealt with in our lives.
Warm weather has come...
It is now time to play spot the stage manager/crew in Times Square. Count how many people you see in full blacks despite the fact that it's super nice out. Bonus points if they're wearing a utility belt or tools on their belt.
Did I just get two show offers in one day that don’t conflict? Is this heaven?