Life-long Summer Stager Jackie Serratore took up the task of writing a guest article for the Summer Stage Blog; reviewing Mainstage shows from the past 20 years! Take a look at what the Summer Stage Community had to say when asked a very difficult question… “State your name, how many years you’ve been a part of Summer Stage, and a tradition that you have with your family?” These were the questions presented to the Mainstage cast of Fiddler on the Roof by directors Marcus Stevens and Rachel Stevens. After hearing proud statements from the cast, I began to reflect on

Third and final in a series. Marcus and Rachel Stevens, directors of the Mainstage production “Fiddler on the Roof,” talk about the amount of work that goes into directing a show, how the two work together, and how they are applying their New York city theatrical experiences. How much work goes into putting a production like “Fiddler” together? MS: We started working on this in January!  And every night after the show, every night before the show, we have a meeting.  There’s so much work outside of rehearsal that a director has to do. RS: It’s a lot of work!