The leader of the creative team. Coordinates artistic decisions with designers and works on performance with actors.

In charge of everything on stage and backstage during a performance. Keeps detailed records of rehearsal activities.

The person who designs the physical surroundings of the show. Creates models, drawings, and scaled ground plans.

The person who designs costumes for each actor. Creates drawings and swatches to communicate ideas with others.

Analyzes character to make performance choices.

The person responsible for the design, recording and setting of sound effect cues, as well as music cues.

The person who designs makeup for each actor in the show. May coordinate wigs and facial hair.

The person who takes notes and stays on-book as asked by the Stage Manager. Takes on duties as requested by the Director or Stage Manager.

The person who oversees ticket sales, show poster, mailings, website, and social media. Coordinate media appearances and submits press releases.

The person who designs lighting changes throughout the show and adapts to the vision of the director.

The person who writes a script to be performed on stage.

The person who works with the director and stage manager to acquire or construct every prop needed for the show. Maintains prop stock in storage.

How an actor uses body, voice and thought to develop and portray a character.

When an actor has their lines memorized and no longer needs their script, they are said to be ________.

An actor must determine their character's _________ in a scene, or the character's specific goal.

If an actor's voice/energy can carry to the back of the audience, the actor has good ____________.

The main character in a story is the ___________.

A picture frame or arch through which the audience views the play on some stages is a ___________.

The writer's insertion of blocking, reactions, gestures, or use of props to clarify the action.

An ensemble is _____________.