HAZEL

TECHNICAL THEATRE PORTFOLIO

THE WORK BEGINS BEFORE THE LIGHTS COME ON.

Theatre is found not only onstage, but also backstage, and my home is in the booth. As an incoming freshman and the former Vice President of Junior Thespian Troupe #88988, I don’t just watch chaos, I organize it.

My job as a technician is to be the unblinking, reliable anchor that holds an entire production steady when everything else goes sideways. I don’t look for the spotlight; I command the cues that make the spotlight land exactly where it belongs. From stage managing our UIL One-Act Play (Rue) to assistant directing The Tragicomedy of Julia Caesar, I have learned that true leadership backstage isn’t about being the loudest voice in the room, it’s about being the calmest one.

I am stepping onto the high school stage as a freshman with one clear objective: to hold the standards high, protect the company, and execute the show flawlessly.

9 Productionsplus three years of improv

400+ HoursFour-Star Junior Thespian

Vice PresidentJunior Thespian Troupe #88988

Since 6th Gradeonstage & backstage

A stage manager’s prompt book open on a desk under a booth lamp

Featured · Stage Manager

Rue (UIL OAP)

Calling every cue, managing every scene change, and keeping the entire cast and crew organized, focused and calm — with the prompt book, preset lists, costume plot and play analysis to show for it.

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