Category: Who does what?

Unless something goes very wrong, the only people audiences should notice during a performance are the actors. But offstage there

 Or How to Have a Successful Rehearsal for Your Play So you got the part? Congratulations! Now what? For many

Early in the process: Choose a script that you enjoy and that is within your directing capabilities. Assess and analyse

The actors get all the applause, the director gets all the credit, but it is you, the faceless Producer, who really makes

Preparation: Work closely with the director.  Understand the director’s vision for the play and help bring it to life. Attend

The Set Designer collaborates with the Director, but is responsible to the Producer.   Early in the Process: 1.     Collaborate

The Head Carpenter is responsible to the Set Designer and Director.   Early in the Process: Interprets the Set Designer’s

The Costume Designer(s) collaborates with the Director but is responsible to the Producer.   Early in the Process: Collaborate with

The Properties Co-ordinator collaborates with the Director, Costume and Set Designers but is responsible to the Producer. Different people often

The Lighting Designer collaborates with the Director but is responsible to the Producer and Set Director.   Early in the