Stage Managers, Take Note
When you are the stage manager for a production that requires you to be the middle man for scheduling things such as fittings, you damn well better be on top of your email. At least acknowledge that you received the fitting request from the costumer and let them know they will work something out with the director.
The kids show loads into the space on Saturday. I requested fittings three days ago. Never a word from the stage manager. And I know that she checks her email...she continues to email vague rehearsal reports. But I'm not the only one frustrated. The scenic designer is too. It may be time to call in the assistant production manager, and potentially the big man himself.
Or the cast could just go on with no clothes...
The kids show loads into the space on Saturday. I requested fittings three days ago. Never a word from the stage manager. And I know that she checks her email...she continues to email vague rehearsal reports. But I'm not the only one frustrated. The scenic designer is too. It may be time to call in the assistant production manager, and potentially the big man himself.
Or the cast could just go on with no clothes...
posted by Unknown at
10:34 PM
1 Comments:
Yeah, I hate it when people don't acknowledge their email- just in general - show or no show people should just answere their email whether it's a request for a fitting or a long letter from someone pouring their heart out - it's just good form!
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