Writes the script for the play
Who is the Playwright?
Responsible for making or acquiring all props used in the show.
Who is the Prop Master?
Works with the house manager to assist patrons and distribute programs.
Who is the Usher?
The primary goal of Artistic jobs in a theatre company.
What is "creating ideas"?
The term for when an actor has fully memorized their lines and no longer needs a script.
What is being off-book?
Creates characters and brings the story to life on stage.
Who is the Actor?
Prepares and oversees the hanging and focusing of lighting instruments.
Who is the Master Electrician?
Manages all ticket sales for the theatre company.
Who is the Box Office Manager?
The primary goal of Production jobs in a theatre company.
What is "implementing ideas"?
The physical movement and positioning of actors on the stage.
What is blocking?
Creates all staged violence for a production.
Who is the Fight Director?
Paints the set pieces, backdrops, and large props.
Who is the Scenic Painter?
Oversees all promotion and advertising for the show and theatre company.
Who is the Marketing Director?
The primary goal of Business jobs in a theatre company.
What is "providing the framework that allows ideas to be shared"?
Stealing the audience's attention away from another actor during a scene.
What is upstaging?
Creates movement and dance to help tell the story.
Who is the Choreographer?
Guides rehearsals, creates documentation, and oversees the run of the show after opening night.
Who is the Stage Manager?
Takes care of patron needs and oversees front-of-house staff.
Who is the House Manager?
Oversees the entire company budget, negotiates contracts, and handles royalties.
Who is the General Manager?
The traditional phrase used to wish performers good luck before a show.
What is "Break a leg"?
Analyzes and if necessary cuts the script and guides the overall production vision.
Who is the Director?
Oversees scenic, electrics, props, and sound while planning set construction within budget.
Who is the Technical Director?
Handles payroll, contracts, and travel or living needs for company members.
Who is the Company Manager?
Oversees all production elements, manages budgets, and sets the overall production schedule.
Who is the Production Manager?
An actor who learns a role "just in case" the primary performer cannot go on.
Who is an understudy?