Theatre Company Roles

Match the following

• Choreographer

• Creates movement and dance to help tell the story.

• Director

• Create characters, bring the story to life.

• Actors

• Analyzes the script, guides the production.

• Playwright

• Writes the script for the play.

Match the following

• Stage Manager

• esponsible for making or acquiring all props used in the show

• Scenic Painter

• Plans for the construction of the costume designer’s vision; oversees people, equipment, and materials in the costume shop.

• Technical Director

• creates the necessary documentation for the successful running of a show; oversees the run of a show after opening

• Costume Shop Manager

• Paints the set pieces, backdrops, and large props.

• Prop Master

• Creates a plan for the construction of the set designer’s vision; oversees scenic, electrics, props, and sound.

Match the following

• Box Office Manager

• Oversees all promotion of the shows and the theatre company.

• Ushers

• Works with the house manager to assist patrons in the theatre including guiding them to their seats and distributing program

• Concessions Manager

• Takes care of all patron needs; oversees front-of-house staff

  including concessions manager and ushers

• Marketing Director

• Manages all food, drink, and merchandise sold at a theatre

• House Manager

• Manages all ticket sales

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Production

,

(b) Artistic

,

(c) Business

• Box Office Manager

• Concessions Manager

• Playwright

• Ushers

• Technical Director

• Stage Manager

• Director

• Scenic Painter

• Costume Shop Manager

• Actors

• House Manager

• Choreographer

• Marketing Director

• Prop Master

Artistic jobs ​ (a)   ideas.

• create
• implement (carry out)
• to be shared

The production jobs ​ (a)   the ideas of the designers.

• implement (carry out)
• create
• to be shared

Business jobs provide the framework that allow those ideas ​ (a)  

• to be shared.
• create
• implement (carry out)