Theatre Jobs 1

This position is present at all performances. He/she communicates remotely with technical crew and calls all cues for lighting and sound effects, as well as coordinating the run crew for any scene changes that may be called for.

• Light Board Operator

• House Manager

• Stage Managers

• Run Crew

This position is responsible for making sure that all technical aspects of a show are carried out in a timely fashion. This includes coordinating the set design, lighting and set construction, and handling any technical details needed during performances.

•  Master Carpenter

• Set Designer

• House Manager

• Technical Director

This position takes a concept drawing or description from the Stage Director and produces a detailed design. He/she must work in close collaboration with the Lighting Designer and Master Carpenter so that a feasible design is produced.

• Set Designer

• Props Manager

• Lighting Designer

• Orchestra Manager

This position turns a completed set design into the actual set pieces needed for a show. He needs to make construction diagrams, based upon existing pieces as much as possible, and needs to coordinate the actual construction.

• Props Manager

• Run Crew

• Orchestra Manager,

• Master Carpenter

This position makes the lighting plan happen. He organizes the light hang crew to get the lights hung from the lighting grid, focused, gelled, and connected to the dimmer board.

• Light Board Operator

• House Manager

• Costume Designer

• Master Electrician

This position is responsible for controlling the lights during the show. He or she is usually part of the lighting crew who helps the master electrician hang the lights during production week. During performances, he or she takes cues from the stage manager to change the lighting at the right times.

• Master Electrician

•  Technical Director

• Light Board Operator

• Run Crew

This position finds, makes, and/or coordinates costumes for the cast. He/she reports to the Technical Director, but should also communicate well with the director to ensure that the costumes are consistent with his/her concept of the show.

•  House Manager

• Makeup Artist

• Props Manager

• Costume Designer

This position is responsible for ensuring that we have the proper makeup for the cast, and that they know how to use it. This position usually implements special makeup effects (such as age or ghosts), while helping teach cast members how to do their own basic makeup.

• Costume Designer

• Program Designer

• Props Manager

• Makeup Artist

This position is responsible for designing dances that may be needed and teaching them to the cast.

• Director

• Stage Manager

• Run Crew

• Choreographer

This position is responsible for locating anything that will need to be carried by actors on stage. This may include weapons, bottles, luggage, wands, teapots, and anything else the director and cast may come up with

• Make-Up Artist

• Prop Manager

• Costume

  Director

• Scenic

  Artist