an executive of a theatre organization who is responsible for the artistic vision of the organization.

Create new dance routines and performances for theatre shows.

Designs and creates costumes to tell a story.

Performs movement and choreography as a character in a show.

Provides the creative vision and manages the overall staging of a production

works with the Playwright, Director and Actors to help them have a deeper understanding of a production.

someone who directs, stages, and choreographs the fight sequences of a production

Supports the audience, helps with ticketing, and makes sure the production runs efficiently.

plans and designs the lighting for live theatre.

Sees that the production is promoted through every avenue possible. (digital, print, and social media)

Works with dancers, actors, musicians, and other performers to communicate tools for connecting physical movement to theatrical and physical expression.

Imagines and creates the world of the play. Literally writes it.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a show — uniting the creative team, raising the financial investment, finding the theatre, and guiding the show every step of the way. (Big Boss)

Creates the scenic design for a production, including backdrops, set pieces, and, in some cases, even the shape of the stage.

Designs the audio experience of a production by creating the sound design, including sound playback, sound effects, music, and amplification

Sometimes referred to as stagehands. Members of the technical crew that run lights, sound, costume changes, set changes and other important jobs.

Coordinates ALL aspects of a theatre production. The directors Right-Hand person.

Sells and collects tickets to the show. Helps audience members find their seats.

An instructor that teaches performers how to use their voice.