Explore the essential role of the stage manager in live performance through this hands-on workshop, part of Miami Light Project’s Technical Fellowship Program for emerging Miami-based technicians.
Led by Luisa Buitrago, this session offers a practical introduction to what it takes to successfully organize rehearsals, run performances, and support artistic and technical teams behind the scenes. Whether you're new to theater or looking to deepen your understanding of production workflows, this workshop offers valuable insights into the backbone of any live performance.
What You’ll Learn:
- The responsibilities and mindset of a stage manager
- How to organize and run rehearsals efficiently
- Techniques for calling cues and managing show flow
- Best practices for supporting directors, designers, and performers
About the Technical Fellowship Program:Miami Light Project’s Technical Fellowship Program supports the professional development of early-career theater technicians in South Florida through free training and paid opportunities. Program participants receive:
- Workshops in Lighting, Audio, Video, Stage Management, Light Board, and more
- Access to industry demos and real-world tools
- 40 hours of job training with mentorship and backstage experience
- Paid internship eligibility upon completion of training
- Employment support and industry networking
📍 Location:Miami Theater Center9806 NE 2nd AveMiami Shores, FL 33138
🎟 Open to South Florida residentsParticipants must be eligible to work in the U.S.
For more information, please contact: eventz@miamilightproject.com
