OUR MISSION:
OUR MISSION:
Cultivate community and share experience through
Cultivate community and share experience through
workshops and panels for stage managers of all levels.
workshops and panels for stage managers of all levels.
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Next EVENT:
Next EVENT:
SM Networking!
Monday, April 1st
Sessions from 12:30-7:30pm
ACT Theatre (700 Union St)
Seattle’s SM Networking Event returns this year! In-person for the first time since February 2020, stage managers and local theatre representatives sit down for 5-minute, speed-dating style interviews. At the end of the session, you’ll have talked with every company in the room! It’s a great way for people of all experiences to refresh their interview skills, connect with fellow local artists, and get some facetime with those who do the hiring before next season rolls around. Bring your resume, put your best foot forward, and get networking!
Holiday SM takeovers
Holiday SM takeovers
If you missed our season of takeovers - or just want to relive your favorites - check out our Instagram! @SMCollectiveSeattle
Featured shows include:
A Christmas Carol - Quinn, Stefania & Ruth
Little Women - Shay, Jessica & Sam
It's a Wonderful Life - Corynn
A Very Die Hard Christmas - Laney
Georgiana & Kitty: Christmas at Pemberly - Nik
Dina Martina Christmas - Quy
A Charlie Brown Christmas - Mackenzie
Fellow Passengers - Alyda
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical - Laurel, Miranda & Bella
The Nutcracker - Max & Alex
How the Grinch Stole Christmas - Pamela
Jingle All the Gay - Maria, Emily & Jordan
Photos from our June workshop
Photos from our June workshop
A series of workshop classes and panel discussions for Stage Managers in the Seattle area, SM Collective is focused on offering continuing education, building community, and exploring current topics. We aim to nurture a culture of mentorship, knowledge sharing and mutual support. By creating a space for new and seasoned stage managers to mingle and develop connections, we also hope to build better access to work opportunities and create a more accessible career pathway that isn't reliant on formal education.
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