0 the person who is responsible for the equipment and the use of the stage during a play or performance --
In her shows the roles of stage manager, front of house and rigging were all done by stage performers.
In other systems, the cues are arranged together, so that what the stage manager calls is sequential.
In a season, there are 30 actors, a producer, a manager, a director, a cloakroom lady, a designer, a stage manager, a props manager and a costume lady.
Therefore, if the stage manager does not correct or change a performance in that time it may be assumed that the performance is approved and accepted.
He has a stage manager and assistant stage manager whose duty it is to see that the performance is carried out in the way he wished it to be presented.
Exactly four: one director, one choreographer, one musical director, one stage manager—a ratio which no music conservatoire could possibly match.
I was stage manager and bit-part actor.
To this end a child production manager and stage manager take on the responsibility for ensuring that the opera is mounted successfully.
