
E13: A chat with Isabella Marziello on being a Stage Manager in Seattle area.
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Summary
In this episode of Curtains Up, host Rohan interviews Isabella Marziello, an assistant stage manager from Seattle. They discuss Isabella's journey from acting to stage management, the unique theater culture in Seattle, and the challenges faced in regional theaters. Isabella shares insights on the importance of communication, community, and self-care in the demanding world of theater. She also offers valuable advice for aspiring stage managers, emphasizing the significance of shadowing and gaining exposure in the field.
Takeaways
Isabella started in theater through acting after an injury.
She found her passion for stage management in college.
Seattle's theater community is highly connected and supportive.
Working with experienced professionals is invaluable for learning.
Theater culture in Seattle fosters collaboration and growth.
Stage management requires anticipating needs and supporting the team.
Communication is key to handling stress and conflicts backstage.
Taking breaks is essential for maintaining performance quality.
Shadowing experienced stage managers provides practical insights.
Exposure through internships is crucial for aspiring stage managers.
Titles
Behind the Curtain: The Role of Stage Managers
From Actor to Stage Manager: A Journey
Sound bites
"I just wanted to be a part of it."
"We have a strong community."
"It was so fun."
Chapters
00:00 The Unsung Heroes of Theater: Introduction to Stage Management
03:03 From Acting to Stage Management: A Personal Journey
05:55 The Unique Theater Culture of Seattle
09:03 Navigating Challenges in Regional Theater
11:52 Advice for Aspiring Stage Managers