intendant
operagoer
manager
floor manager
stagehand
stage technician
admin
housemastership
machinist
managerially
managership
question master
quizmaster
boxkeeper
exhibitive
dean
art director
stage manager
overperson
academic administrator
administratorship
impresario
principal
choirmaster
overseership
comptrollership
account executive
director
theatre director
theater director
boniface
regulator
Chair
chairship
musealist
housekeep
errand boy
rectorate
opera singer
stage director
subadministrator
gallerist
in charge
landlord
housefellow
chief judge
showrunner
editorship
managee
administratively
Amphitryon
oversman
directorish
bank manager
chairmanship
stewartry
balebos
ephor
chiefship
directorly
ma
adminship
directorate
programme-maker
stager
treasurership
officiate
patron
vice president
executive secretary
managing editor
chairperson
president
chairman
playgoer
chairwoman
publican
chair
stage damager
Speaker
personnelist
playwright
conductorship
ushership
spieler
usherdom
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Secretary
chief experience officer
precentor
cantor
prexy
opera star
operatic star
undertreasurer

English words for 'The administrator of an opera house or theater.'

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