About Me
Hi, I’m Victoria Evanchick, a tech theatre professional with experience primarily in stage management, stage operations, and carpentry. A recent graduate with a B.A. in Theatre from SUNY Oswego, I’m passionate about continuing to grow my stage management skills while creating smooth, collaborative backstage environments. When I’m not working in theatre, you’ll find me crocheting, singing, playing amateur guitar, photographing my friends, playing Dungeons & Dragons, or diving into sci-fi novels.
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My name is Victoria Evanchick, and I bring experience in stage management, stage operations, and carpentry to the world of technical theatre. My hands-on work building, running, and coordinating productions has given me a unique perspective on how all the moving pieces of a show come together. With a strong foundation in carpentry and backstage operations, my passion lies in continuing to grow as a stage manager, developing my leadership, organization, and communication skills through each production.
I believe in an interdisciplinary approach to theatre, which was a cornerstone of my educational experience. The best way to understand the complexities of all that goes into a performance is to work across the varying departments that make it possible. As a theatre artist, I’ve sought out opportunities to gain experience both onstage and backstage, a journey that has strengthened my problem-solving abilities, deepened my appreciation for collaboration, and shaped me into a more empathetic and adaptable leader.
I also value working with theatres that give back to their communities. Growing up, my area didn’t have strong opportunities for community-focused arts, so I know firsthand how meaningful it is when theatre reaches out, inspires, and creates access for everyone.
Whether I’m calling cues, managing rehearsals, assembling set pieces, or coordinating scene changes, I bring adaptability, calm under pressure, and a collaborative spirit. My goal is always the same: to create an environment where artists and crew alike can do their best work.
