Learn more about people involved in a production and tasks performed: 

The director has the challenging task of bringing together the many complex pieces of a production—the script, actors, set, costuming, lighting and sound and music—into a unified whole. The director sets the vision for the production for everyone involved. 

Stage Managers provide practical and organizational support to the director, actors, designers, stage crew and technicians throughout the production process. They also are the director’s representatives during performances.

The Set Designer designs the physical surroundings in which the action will take place using scenery, furniture, and props. The designer sets the style and tone of the whole production.

The Sound Technician plans and provides the sound effects in the play, including music. The technician attends tech rehearsals and usually runs the actual shows.

Costumers create the look of each character by designing or sewing clothes and accessories the actors will wear in performance. Depending on their style and complexity, costumes may be made, bought, revamped out of existing stock or rented.

Stage Crew, also frequently called stagehands, work behind the scenes during theatrical performances to ensure scene changes and other tasks are done correctly and at the right times

Box Office Personnel monitor all transactions for box office and ensure resolution of all customer inquiries and maintain good relations with the patrons.