Types of Theatre Directors Explained

Which type of director works closely with actors to help them perform their roles better?

• Experimental Director
• Visionary Director
• Technical Director
• Actor's Director

What is the main focus of a Technical Director in a theater production?

• Audience engagement
• Lighting and sound
• Actor performances
• Creative storytelling

How does a Collaborative Director approach a theater production?

• By encouraging teamwork and sharing ideas
• By controlling every aspect
• By following a strict script
• By focusing solely on technical details

What is a key characteristic of a Visionary Director?

• Focusing on technical aspects
• Creating a unique artistic style
• Limiting actor input
• Strictly following the script

In what way does an Autocratic Director manage a production?

• By allowing the cast to decide
• By focusing on audience feedback
• By seeking everyone's opinions
• By controlling every part without much input

Which director is best suited for a production that requires a lot of special effects?

• Visionary Director
• Collaborative Director
• Technical Director
• Actor's Director

What does an Experimental Director typically prefer to do?

• Stick to traditional methods
• Try new and creative ideas
• Focus only on technical tasks
• Limit actor involvement

How does a task-oriented director ensure a production stays on track?

• By allowing free decision-making
• By ignoring deadlines
• By ensuring the production sticks to the plan
• By focusing on creative visuals

What is a common misconception about a Collaborative Director?

• They focus on collaboration
• They work alone
• They value teamwork
• They listen to everyone's ideas

Which type of director would most likely make a performance look like a piece of art?

• Technical Director
• Collaborative Director
• Actor's Director
• Visionary Director