EPISODE · Oct 29, 2012 · 20 MIN
74 Making your stage crew part of the action
from Theatre Geeks · host Theatre Geeks
Costuming your crew and letting them be seen is often a way to add interest to your show This week the Geeks discuss tech issues, and particularly the idea of using the stage crew as peripheral characters in some shows. Â It can solve some technical issue
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