WorksheetsTheatre Production Process
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is NOT something you would do in pre-production.
Hire a production team of designers
Block the show so it's ready for tech
Select the play and obtain the rights
Script distribution to team members
When would you have main auditions and callbacks
Early rehearsal period
Technical rehearsals
Casting Process
Design development
Match the following items to the correct production process
Striking process
Post production
Cue-to-cue rehearsal
Technical rehearsals
Lighting plot development
Technical preparation
First read-thru with the cast
Early rehearsal period
Set designer creates floor plan
Design development
What is the first step a designer takes when preparing for a show?
The designer chooses the costumes.
The designer reads the script.
The designer plans the transitions.
The designer notes the number of actors.
The _____ _______ prepares the cue sheet during technical integration
(a)
What's the order of the casting process.
Audition announcements and preparation
Main auditions and callbacks
Final cast selection
Actor notification and acceptance
Availability Collection and Acceptance
In the early rehearsal period, reading rehearsals are for (a) to help the actors before blocking of the show.
What is not part of technical preparation?
Paper tech
Beginning of set construction
Costume fittings
Lighting plot development
During technical integration, the stage manager is in charge of (a) , prop plots and having a (b) with the crew and designers.
What does striking the show means?
Theatre restoration
Breaking down the set and putting everything away
Completing all documentation and collecting money
The team feedback and debrief
What is the primary role of actors in theatre production?
A) To design costumes
B) To bring characters to life through performance
C) To manage stage lighting
D) To write the script.
Who is responsible for interpreting the script and guiding the actors?
Stage Managers
Designers
Director
Actors
What must actors understand to perform their role effectively?
The director's vision
The lighting setup
The costume design
The stage layout.
Who has the overall vision of what the production will be like?
Actors
Director
Designers
Stage Managers
Who must communicate everything and keep the production on schedule?
Actors
Designers
Stage Managers
Director
