14: Creating a Supportive and Safe Space with Equity Stage Manager Jared Zeigler

Talking Theater

English - July 03, 2017 19:08 - 36 minutes - 29.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 67 ratings
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Jared Zeigler is an Equity stage manager, arts administrator, and theatre artist based in Minneapolis.

As a stage manager, Jared has worked with many of the leading professional theaters in Minneapolis, including Dark & Stormy Productions, Frank Theatre, Guthrie Theater, Sod House Theatre, Workhaus Collective, Playwrights' Center, and Theatre Novi Most. He is also the Managing Director of Theatre Novi Most.

Jared earned his degree in theatre at the University of Minnesota.

Jared shares with Marc about his directing project for Urinetown:The musical, the keys of a successful stage manager, including how to work with directors and actors, calling a show, working tech, and the role safety, support, collaboration, and creating a safe space play in the life of a professional stage manger. Jared also talks about his new administrator role at Theatre Novi Most.

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