TECHNICAL CREWS

Sound Crew operates all audio elements of the production, including microphones, sound effects, and music cues, ensuring high-quality sound throughout the show. They set up and test microphones, speakers, and other equipment before rehearsals and performances, adjusting levels in real time for balanced audio. They also troubleshoot technical issues and maintain backup plans to prevent disruptions during the performance.  A sample Sound Crew calendar can be found HERE.

Costumes Crew designs, selects, and maintains costumes that fit the production’s theme, time period, and characters. They assist actors with fittings, alterations, and quick changes while ensuring costumes remain in good condition throughout the show. Their responsibilities also include cleaning, repairing, and organizing costumes to enhance the overall visual impact of the production.  A sample Costumes Crew calendar can be found HERE.

Publicity Crew promotes the production through posters, social media, and other marketing strategies to attract an audience. They design and distribute promotional materials, manage online engagement, and coordinate outreach with local businesses, schools, and media outlets. In addition, they organize special events such as cast interviews and preview performances to generate excitement for the show.  A sample Publicity Crew calendar can be found HERE.

House Crew manages the front-of-house experience, welcoming and assisting audience members with ticketing, seating, and concessions. They ensure the lobby and theatre spaces are clean and organized, coordinate with the stage manager to start the show on time, and handle any audience-related concerns. By distributing programs and providing a professional, friendly atmosphere, they help create an enjoyable theatre experience.  A sample House Crew calendar can be found HERE.

Paint Crew brings the set to life by painting and texturing backdrops, props, and set pieces to match the artistic vision of the show. They collaborate with the set designer to create realistic or stylized effects, touching up paint as needed to keep the set looking fresh. Their duties also include organizing materials and ensuring proper storage and cleanup after each painting session.  A sample Paint Crew calendar can be found HERE.

Lights Crew is responsible for designing, programming, and operating lighting cues that enhance the mood, visibility, and transitions of the production. They set up and maintain lighting equipment, including spotlights and gels, and operate the lighting board to execute cues with precision. By working closely with the director and designers, they adjust lighting to optimize storytelling and create impactful stage visuals.  A sample Lights Crew calendar can be found HERE.

Props Crew is in charge of sourcing, building, and organizing all handheld and decorative items used on stage. They ensure props are in place for each scene, assist actors with their use, and keep everything organized backstage. Additionally, they repair or replace any damaged props and ensure all items are properly stored after the production ends.  A sample Props Crew calendar can be found HERE.

Stage Crew is responsible for moving and managing set pieces during scene transitions, ensuring smooth and silent changes. They assist in the setup and breakdown of the stage before and after each performance while maintaining backstage organization to keep all set pieces and props in their designated places. Working closely with the stage manager and other crews, they execute precise timing for transitions to keep the show running seamlessly.  A sample Stage Crew calendar can be found HERE.