Katie Jackson

Between understaffing and constant disruptions, morale is low, says stage manager Katie Jackson. If the show shouldn’t go on, it mustn’t

Theatre is a family, says Katie Jackson – even though many of us are being forced to leave the industry temporarily, we’re not disappearing forever

Stage manager Katie Jackson says differing advice from BECTU and Equity leaves backstage workers at risk from poor working conditions – now is the time to unite

When theatres reopen, it will be thanks to those who stood by us, supported us and shouted with us until the government was forced to listen, says Katie Jackson

Theatre workers will return to work following the pandemic after almost everyone else, says stage manager Katie Jackson, but the friendships and colleagues make it a career that’s worth sticking with

As soon as the lockdown began, the pressure was put on creative people to go on creating, but it’s okay to feel that you can’t, says stage manager Katie Jackson

If a career is a marathon, this period of time is like a training 10K