Apr 8
I’m in a show that’s closing soon and I’m getting cast gifts together. Shadow is my stage manager’s comfort character so I give you ✨STAGE MANAGER SHADOW✨
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I’m in a show that’s closing soon and I’m getting cast gifts together. Shadow is my stage manager’s comfort character so I give you ✨STAGE MANAGER SHADOW✨
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The actress and Actors' Equity president visited the iconic Colorado restaurant to support the entertainment workers' union.
"Members of the Casa Bonita United union met up at the iconic restaurant last Friday to eat lunch and chat with their fellow entertainment workers before delivering a letter to management.
"Only they didn’t deliver the letter: Brooke Shields, actress and president of Actors’ Equity Association, did.
"The union called on Shields, star of Pretty Baby and The Blue Lagoon, to have a late lunch in the giant pink entertainment complex. With a reservation under a different name, the goal was to surprise management and bring attention to the union's demands. Shields sat at the end of the table, and actors both on and off the clock stopped by to speak with the actress.
"After lunch and a Sorsoro show, Shields presented a letter to Stacy Gaudioso, the head of entertainment and director of entertainment operations."
Um, okay, I'm officially a fan of the Brook Shields presidency of Equity.
I need to write a story where its enemies to rivals/coworker to lovers/rivals/coworker but they are just the stage manager and director for a small town community theater.
I'm in hell so I'm projecting onto old reliable over here. Stage manager Spamton upon ye.
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Hey, theatre kids? Hi, me again with another public service announcement about performer etiquette.
I don't care if you're the teachers/directors' favourite. I don't care if you're playing a lead. I don't care who you are really, treat your stage management team and fellow actors with fucking respect.
You don't like somebody in your cast? That's fine, but don't go spreading false rumours about them to everybody.
You don't care for the members of stage management? Well first of all, fuck you too, and secondly, don't talk shit about them when they're in the same room as you. Don't talk shit about us full stop actually, you're show would fall apart without us.
A new cast member asking a lot of questions, and it's kinda bothering you? Don't tell them to shut up to their fucking face, answer them and help them out.
I can't believe I even have to ask this? I feel like this should be common sense? But I'm watching things happen in our musical cast right now, and I feel like I need to give a friendly reminder.
Take care,
- your local fed up stage crew member.
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I spoke with another SM who I'll be working with next month, and I told her we had both worked with my favorite director. She responded with how many years she had known him and said, "I love working with him, he's good. And he's GOOD." The way she emphasized the second 'good,' from one woman to another, in theatre, I knew exactly what she meant.
I've never seen this director lose his temper or even raise his voice. No sign of an ego either. He ran productions with a quiet authority that I had never seen before or since. I'd work with him again for free, and I mean it. All because my nervous system gets a break whenever he's in charge.
can more productions of newsies start giving jack a cowboy hat like in 92sies
Stage Management by yeah_alright
Larry | 4.5k | E | older Larry, established relationship, porn with feelings
After a serious injury to his back, Harry's doctor had insisted that he retire from his landscaping business, and Louis had insisted that Harry follow his doctor's orders. Six months later, Harry's back has recovered, but he's still grieving the job he'd always loved and the person he'd always been. Louis can't stand seeing him like this anymore, so he decides to try a rather unconventional approach to help him move on. Or: The five stages of grief, but make it orgasms.
Written for week 1 of the 2026 @wordplayfics Challenge for the word: retirement
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