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Stage managers work in a variety of theaters in various locations. These venues might include summer stock, regional theaters, off-Broadway, and off-off Broadway. Prospects become more difficult for individuals when they aspire to work as stage managers in Broadway productions. While New York city is the major theatrical capital, there is so much competition that many stage managers find work in other culturally active cities.
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