Musical Theatre Crew Responsibilities

Sound Crew

The sound crew in large theatres is responsible for sound reinforcement, ensuring that actors are miked properly for the audience to hear them clearly.

Props Crew

The props crew is in charge of anything an actor wears on stage, including hand props, set props, and costumes.

Make-up Crew

The make-up crew is responsible for anything actors apply to their skin or hair to enhance their appearance on stage.

Tech Director

During technical rehearsals, the tech director takes over the run of the show, overseeing the coordination of all technical aspects.

Stage Manager

The stage manager ensures that all set props are in position on stage before the audience arrives, and coordinates the work of actors and technicians during performances.

Props Crew

Props Crew: The props crew plays a crucial role in ensuring that all props are in place and in working order for each performance. They help create the world of the play by providing actors with the items they need to bring their characters to life.

Make-up Crew

Make-up Crew: The make-up crew enhances the appearance of actors through the application of make-up and hair styling. Their work adds depth and realism to the characters portrayed on stage.

Stage Manager

Stage Manager: The stage manager acts as the central coordinator of a production, overseeing all aspects of the show from rehearsals to performances. They ensure that the production runs smoothly and efficiently.

Tech Director

Tech Director: The tech director is responsible for the technical elements of the production, including lighting, sound, and special effects. They work closely with other crew members to create a cohesive and visually stunning show.

Sound Crew

Sound Crew: The sound crew is essential for ensuring that the audience can hear the actors clearly and that sound effects are executed seamlessly. Their work enhances the overall auditory experience of the production.