Episode 8 - Matt DiCarlo

from Standby, Go! Hosted by John O'Neil

Listen as I chat with Broadway Stage Manager Matt DiCarlo. Matt has been the Production Stage Manager for The Color Purple, The Show That Goes Wrong, and Beetlejuice, We talk about his history in theatre, having a B.A vs a B.F.A, what it's like during a Broadway tech period, what it's like being the leader of such a big company, and what he thinks Broadway theatre will be like post-COVID. It was such an honor to have the chance to talk to Matt, and I hope you enjoy our conversation! Photo Credit: Davy Mack

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