stagehand
stage technician

He had until then been their, allegedly extremely incompetent, stage technician.

The production required a large staff of stage technicians, flymen, and property crew for the major set changes.

The result, the paint flaked and stained the stage technicians' hands.

When the voices of stage technicians were heard talking about missed cues, the mishaps suggested that the theatrical process itself can be idiotic.

Traditionally, sailors were often used as stage technicians, working with the complicated rope systems associated with flying.

As of 2007, the directorate employs around 2,200 people including more than 700 actors and about the same number of stage technicians.

That is to say, the sound system was in the desert, not the stage technicians.

Actors and stage technicians, dressed very informally, came and went through the lobby.

A stage "technician" of 8 to 10 weeks at the end of the fourth year.

He also worked as a roadie, stage technician and light operator.