Child Wrangler

Welcome to the Theatre Dictionary’s conversation about the term Child Wrangler.

On Child Wrangler’s official page, our friends at The Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts defined a child wrangler as “a designated supervisor of child actors during a show, ensuring their safety and readiness.”

But now we want to know what Child Wrangler means to you. You can use the comments section to

– suggest additional definitions

– tell us your favorite Child Wrangler stories (Have you been a child wrangler? What was it like? Are you a child actor? What are your wranglers like?)

– link to other sites or videos that seem Child Wrangler-appropriate

If you’d like to make a Child Wrangler video of your own, then we’d love to hear from you! Just email us through our contact page. Tell us about yourself and why you want to make a video. We’ll be in touch ASAP and give you details on how to add your video to the Theatre Dictionary!

Cheers,

Mark Blankenship, Theatre Dictionary editor

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