Creating a welcoming work environment

Monday, February 27th @ 6-8pm

There are many people responsible for creating a positive and productive work environment on a production, but as the people present every day and in almost every conversation, a good portion of this often falls to the stage management team. What are the ways in which we can create a positive working environment for everyone? Beyond making it a welcoming space, what are the things we do that help create an environment where people can show up, focus, and have what they need to do their work? Join us for a panel discussion with two of our local SMs who are doing this work.

Guest PANELISTS:

Stina Lotti

Stina is currently the Production Stage Manager at Seattle Rep, and recently was the SM for I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter. She has been the PSM for every Public Works production at Seattle Rep, and has learned to create an integrated working environment that welcomes both full-time professionals and first-time community members.

Liz Stasio

Liz (she/her) has been active in the Seattle-area theatre community for over a decade, mostly as a stage manager. She's worked on everything from fringe festivals to big mainstage musicals, including lots of new work. Her signature style is deadpan remarks and glittery shoes. Current project: Carmela Full of Wishes at SCT.

getting there:

ACT Theatre

700 Union St.

Seattle, WA 98101

ACT is located on the corner of Union St. and 7th Ave. When you arrive, please come to the ticket office entrance on the Union St. side of the building.

Parking:

Street parking is limited downtown, but if you are lucky enough to find a spot it's only $0.50/hr. Check here to see which streets allow parking.

There is also a parking garage just two blocks from ACT that charges $7 for the evening. On 6th Avenue heading North, turn left into the Hilton parking garage. Paid parking starts on the 3rd level.

COVID POLICY:

Masks will be required for all attendees, in accordance with ACT policy.

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