
Heather Knott
Head of Sound and theatre sound professional specializing in West End and UK theatre productions
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Jul 6, 2026
309. Heather Knott
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But I feel like that must be something that is annoying during the job when people who don't understand how it works or what you do start trying to tell you how to fix something that isn't a problem.

Heather KnottGUEST
But I think we do have to come at it with compassion as well because we, as sound engineers, are not standing on stage in front of 2,000 people trying... trying to sort of emote and be incredibly vulnerable.

Heather KnottGUEST
And anything that throws you out of that, for whatever reason, I think is in the moment something that you're gonna push back against.

Heather KnottGUEST
And no, often it's not remotely justified, but I also don't think that sort of saying that is a helpful thing.
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