Definition of stage manager
: one who supervises the physical aspects of a stage production, assists the director during rehearsals, and is in charge of the stage during a performance
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The majority of those surveyed were stage managers and technicians.
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Jim Merk will direct alongside stage manager Paula Loague.
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There are stage managers, composers, casting directors, all kinds of people.
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Even in their collective action, the Ailey dancers are not alone: The dancers and stage managers of ABT voted in January to authorize a strike, reaching a tentative agreement just before the company’s opening night in Washington.
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Collins Schwartz has been involved with The Riverfront Playhouse since 2012 as an actor, a stage manager and a board member.
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Lisa Conley of Delafield is the stage manager and Donna Kummer of Milwaukee is the director.
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For an appointment for either production, email stage manager James Charpie at jcharpie@east-cleveland-theater.org or go to http://eastclevelandtheater.org.
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Actor Michael Cooling, 62, was a serious dancer in his 20s but gave it up to work as a stage manager.
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First Known Use of stage manager
1805
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Definition of stage manager for English Language Learners
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: a person who is in charge of the stage, scenery, lighting, etc., for a performance in a theater
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