Becca Stoll

Becca Stoll is a theatrical audio engineer. She specializes in mixing musicals and is especially passionate about mixing new works. Pre-pandemic, her main gig was Head of Audio on Rock of Ages (Off-Broadway at New World Stages). Other New York credits include: Two’s A Crowd (59E59), A Strange Loop (Playwrights Horizons), Antigone in Ferguson (St. Ann’s Church); We Are The Tigers (Theatre 80). Tours: Million Dollar Quartet (A2). Selected Regional: The Donkey Show (OBERON), Caucasian Chalk Circle (A2, Yale Rep), 3 seasons as Production Audio Engineer for the Goodspeed Opera House. Education: Carnegie Mellon School of Drama, NHSI “Theatre Cherubs”. Member: TSDCA, USITT, SoundGirls.

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Readings and Workshops and Labs, oh my!

Readings and Workshops and Labs, oh my!
New musicals, as many of us know, are their own special beast, always evolving and keeping you on your toes as...
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How to Own Your Work Without it Owning You

How to Own Your Work Without it Owning You
One thing that has changed for me post-shutdown is how I approach those messier situations. And learning to survive them and...
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Music Reading for Drama Technicians

Music Reading for Drama Technicians
This month’s blog will go over some basic music theory concepts that I have found useful in my work as a...
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Shop Prep 101

Shop Prep 101
One of the biggest things I had to learn about when I moved from working in regional theatre to working in...
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Interview with Anna-Lee Craig, A2 for Hamilton on Broadway – Part 2!

Interview with Anna-Lee Craig, A2 for Hamilton on Broadway – Part 2!
Interview with Anna-Lee Craig (part two). ALC holds many impressive titles, even more, impressive when taken together. Among them are A2...
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Interview with Anna-Lee Craig, A2 for Hamilton on Broadway

Interview with Anna-Lee Craig, A2 for Hamilton on Broadway
Anna-Lee Craig, A2 for Hamilton on Broadway
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We Need More Arts Workers in Arts Advocacy

We Need More Arts Workers in Arts Advocacy
As we all well know, the arts are an under-appreciated economic driver in this country. In just the state of New...
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Five Reasons to Join TSDCA

Five Reasons to Join TSDCA
The Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association (TSDCA) is a professional membership organization of sound designers and composers for the performing...
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Mixing a New Musical

Mixing a New Musical
Getting any show up and running is hard. Layers upon layers of new information are being added to the piece once...
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