New York Stagehand Glossary

Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Profane Term of the Day: 10-pounds of shit in a 1-pound bag

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10 pounds of shit in a 1-pound bag --when a small theater is stuffed to the gills with too much scenery, too much gak.
Monday, February 27, 2017

Term of the Day: “I got it, Mr. Feller”

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“I got it, Mr. Feller” --sarcastic, brown-nosing line using name of late, famous tech. You can say it when you are finished first, before th...

Nickname of the Day: The Illustrated Propman

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The Illustrated Propman --young, earnest and nebbishy road propman for a big dance company who has out-of-character full-sleeve tattoos. 

Term of the Day: honey badger

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honey badger --a stagehand who rips stuff apart without consideration, fear or skill...taken from the classic YouTube video (from D. Chishol...

Term of the Day: hit with a rolled up newspaper on the nose

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hit with a rolled up newspaper on the nose --when you are reprimanded by your boss

Term of the Day: "He had handles on his back"

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"He had handles on his back" --noticing an obvious candidate to be thrown under the bus.
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Tem of the Day: good soldier

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good soldier-- follows orders, keeps mouth shut, does his/her work as fast as he can. "I want to recommend a guy to you...he's a go...
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