Jsamuels201
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In my High School the actors always point at our tech booth and run crew and stage manager always go on stage at the end of our shows with the exception of anyone who still has to work (the person running curtain, board ops, followspot ops, etc). As far as I'm concerned its unnecessary in a professional setting but if it's a gig where I'm not getting paid (ie. the theatrical shows and battle of the bands at my high school) I would like some type of recognition at the end of the show. Nothing sucks more then when the director of our drama only talked about the amount of work the actors did on closing night of a show we programmed with 250 sfx cues and 500 lighting cues and had spent several nights at the theatre until 1am when the director had left at 6.
I agree though at anything outside of high school theatre there's no reason for crew to come on stage though it would be nice if actors pointed back at the tech booth a little more. I also distinctly remember the SM of Jersey Boys coming out at the end of the show and waving when I saw it.
I agree though that
I agree though at anything outside of high school theatre there's no reason for crew to come on stage though it would be nice if actors pointed back at the tech booth a little more. I also distinctly remember the SM of Jersey Boys coming out at the end of the show and waving when I saw it.
I agree though that