New York Stagehand Glossary
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Term of the Day: koo koo bird
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koo koo bird --young, scattered actor or actress.
Friday, April 24, 2015
Tough Stagehand Line of the Day: "You can't break iron"
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"You can't break iron" --When asked how he was recovering from an injury incurred when somebody pushed a roadbox on him, the s...
Term of the Day: bust a move
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bust a move --to start a project, to change a job. Or a dance move. "Break's over. Let us bust a move and store the dead orchestra ...
Term of the Day: Broadway hungry
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Broadway hungry --when a stagehand tries hard to get work on Broadway, after coming from the TV studios or the industrial world, where the p...
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Unrewarding Jobs of the Moment: scut work, jobs
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scut work, scut job --tedious, dirty work, often given to the youngest stagehand on the crew. "The young stagehand was given the scut j...
Important Term of the Day: my hook, hook
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my hook, hook --the stagehand who pulls you into a job or theater, often the head; a contact, a contact who gives you work. Can be used a...
Term of the Day: blow someone up
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blow someone up --to attack another stagehand's reputation
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