Stage Manager Musings

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I've been a professional actress since I was a sophomore in college. That's the first time I went on tour. I've done Shakespeare, summer stock, promotional acting, etc. All professionally, all paid. I'm in my second year at a reparatory theatre. It's all I've ever done and how I've always paid my bills. I'm now 25. And I don't enjoy it anymore. But I've never really "made it." I've never gotten 'those' jobs. I feel like a failure. But if I quit, I don't know what I'd do. I just needed to confess

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This breaks my heart to read. I’m so sorry you’re not loving it anymore. I hope you’re able to find something that brings joy to your life. Art is meant to be nourishing. If this form of art isn’t nourishing you anymore, maybe another will?

For Science:

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An actor told me today that I ruined his theory that all stage managers like salt and vinegar chips. So now I must explore this. For science.

  • Audio engineer:

    10 more minutes and I'll be done... 10 more minutes and I'll be done...

  • Electrician:

    10 more minutes and I'll be done... 10 more minutes and I'll be done...

  • Costumer:

    10 more minutes and I'll be done... 10 more minutes and I'll be done...

  • Projectionist:

    10 more minutes and I'll be done... 10 more minutes and I'll be done...

  • Carpenter:

    10 more minutes and I'll be done... 10 more minutes and I'll be done...

  • Painter:

    10 more minutes and I'll be done... 10 more minutes and I'll be done...

  • Actor:

    10 more minutes and I'll be done... 10 more minutes and I'll be done...

  • Director:

    10 more minutes and I'll be done... 10 more minutes and I'll be done...

  • Stage Manager:

    Nah, bitches. You're done. Let's open house.

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