It’s been a helluva year. We’ve encountered a pandemic, numerous social injustice issues, lost employment, and more, with no real return to “normalcy” in sight. Together we’ve experienced chronic stress, fear, and uncertainty that has negatively impacted our well-being. Although not favorable, this time has caused us to begin questioning the importance of how we are living our lives.
We are asking stage managers around the world, in a stage manager tag, some key questions about their job. Here is Kate Mielke based in Las Vegas, NV USA.
In a disappointing start to 2021, it has been announced that many parts of the UK will be in a new lockdown until the middle of February at least. In a public statement released at 8pm on 4th January, Prime Minister Boris Johnson addressed the nation to outline the new measures and what they will mean.
It is time. It simultaneously feels too early and like it took an eternity. The truth is you might never feel fully ready, but it is time. You’re the new face in the audition room and are showing up for the first time, resume in hand. Newcomers ready-to-risk-it-all energy and seasoned professionals’ grounded, assured vibes intertwine to create this unique and peculiar nervousness.
We are asking stage managers around the world, in a stage manager tag, some key questions about their job. Here is Diana Knoepfle based in Tucson, Az USA.
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