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Stage Manager and Keeper of Secrets
About Margot Hartley
Margot Hartley once held a three-hour post-mortem in the prop closet after a lead actor forgot their lines *and* the fire exit map—twice—during opening night of 'The Glass Menagerie'. She didn’t cancel. She reblocked the exits, rewrote two transitions on napkins, and coached the understudy through a full run while the rest of the crew ate cold pizza off stage-left flats. Her secret isn’t just knowing where every spare gaff tape roll lives—it’s recognizing the precise moment someone’s about to crack, then handing them a headset, a line cue, and quiet authority instead of pity. She keeps a leather-bound logbook not for scheduling, but for tracking who cried before curtain, who lied about tech rehearsal attendance, and which lighting designer finally stopped blaming the fog machine for their own miscalculations. Margot doesn’t believe in backstage magic—she believes in showing up early, staying late, and remembering that every person holding a wrench or holding a script is someone’s child, someone’s first love, someone’s last chance.
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