Put it on Paper
The person responsible for creating makeup maps for actors to follow.
Makeup Designer
Helps actors with costumes and quick changes
Dresser
Lead
Oversees or executes the building of set pieces
Master Carpenter
The person who is in charge of the financial aspects of producing a show
Producer
The person responsible for sketching, finding fabric, and commination of designs around the clothing in a show
Costume Designer
Responsible for the movement of large set pieces during the run of the show
Stagehands
This person is the dramatic advisor and researcher for a production.
Dramaturg
The person responsible for hanging the lights for a light plot
Master Electrician
Box Office Worker
this person creates an atmosphere through a choice of sound or provides appropriate amplification.
Sound Designer
The person responsible for all the paperwork in a show
Stage Manager
Director
Runs the light board during performance and hits cues as called by the stage manager
Lighting Board Operator
Responsible for the comfort, safety, and seating of the audience, and oversees the usher.
House Manager
This person interprets the play through placement, intensity, color and manipulation of light.
Lighting Designer
The person responsible for calling the cues for the show
Assistant Stage Manager
Interprets the story through dance and movement. This person creates the dances and then teaches the movements to the performers
Choreographer
Works with the director to determine and gather all items needed on the stage for the show. Some things might be set dressing and others might be held and used by the actors.
Prop Master
Creates or arranges for show logo/poster, creates marketing plan (how will the show be advertised, where and when) also issues press releases and arranges for press or media coverage
Publicity Manager
The person responsible for designing the performance space and a physical environment for the play's action
Scenic Designer
On stage sound technician. Handles all mic placements and swaps on actors. Will also be in charge of any backstage signing or live sound special effects.
A3
In a musical production, an actor-singer-dancer hired to be in the theater at all performances to play a part in case of emergency. (For example, if an understudy goes on for a lead actor, a swing replaces the understudy's role.) Must learn multiple roles.
Swing
Run the mixing board during performances. duties include turning mics on and off, hitting sound effect cues, and monitoring sound balance between voices and background music, noise, or accompaniment
Sound Board Operator
Overarching director that guides the vision of the theatre company and directs many shows during a season, though perhaps not at all. oversees guest directors