0 the person who is responsible for the equipment and the use of the stage during a play or performance -- 舞台监督
Aboriginal boy, looked as hard as nails and their fertility in the use of expletives surpassed that of the most accomplished stage manager.
It is unlikely that they will find that the borough surveyor, all his life, without anybody knowing it, has been a first-class theatrical producer or stage manager.
Lugosi recommended him for the position of assistant stage manager for the road company tour of the play.
Millerd started with the company as a stage manager in 1969.
Miljkovi has contributed to the development of theatrical art in a capacity as a director and a creative stage manager.
The clap of the stage manager that halts the discussion not only affects the workers but the visitor who records the conversation.
The stage manager is ludicrously distracted as he orders the actors about.
To this end a child production manager and stage manager take on the responsibility for ensuring that the opera is mounted successfully.
