Ed Fitzgerald (Production Stage Manager) is 49 years old and has been a stage manager, and paid for it, for 32 years. (You do the math.) In New York, he started off-off-Broadway in 1976 and has done pretty much everything there is to do in the meantime – Broadway, off-Broadway, regional, touring, dance, opera, festivals and special events – for the usual list of well-known institutions and producers. For a while he did sound design, for a while he co-owned a recording studio, for a while he worked with a talented songwriter and his rock bands, for a while he was a production manager. His homes are at MTC, where he first worked in 1981 (and where he has even done stints in the office at various times doing various things) and with David Gordon and the Pick-up Performance Company for the last 11 years. He worked on a long list of shows, most of which you’ve never heard of, some you’ve forgotten you saw and even a few you’d remember fondly where I to list them. He says a fond “Hello” to all the stage managers in the house reading this bio, being convinced that no one else ever does.