* Artistic Director: The artistic director is the top creative leader of the theater company. They are responsible for setting the artistic vision for the company and choosing the plays that will be produced.
* Associate Artistic Director: The associate artistic director assists the artistic director in managing the artistic affairs of the company. They may also be responsible for directing plays.
* Literary Manager: The literary manager is responsible for reading and selecting plays for production. They may also work with playwrights to develop new works.
* Dramaturg: The dramaturg is a researcher who provides the director and cast with information about the historical context, social issues, and literary themes of the play.
Production Staff
* Producer: The producer is responsible for the overall management of a production. They are responsible for raising funds, hiring actors, and managing the budget.
* Director: The director is the creative leader of a production. They are responsible for interpreting the play and bringing it to life on stage.
* Scenic Designer: The scenic designer creates the sets for a production. They work with the director to create a visual world that supports the play.
* Costume Designer: The costume designer creates the costumes for a production. They work with the director to create a sense of time and place.
* Lighting Designer: The lighting designer creates the lighting for a production. They work with the director to create a mood and atmosphere.
* Sound Designer: The sound designer creates the sound effects for a production. They work with the director to create a realistic and immersive soundscape.
Technical Staff
* Technical Director: The technical director is responsible for the technical aspects of a production. They oversee the construction of the sets, the lighting, and the sound.
* Stage Manager: The stage manager is responsible for the day-to-day running of a production. They are responsible for calling cues, managing the actors, and ensuring that the production runs smoothly.
* Electrician: The electrician is responsible for the electrical work on a production. They work with the lighting designer to create the lighting effects.
* Sound Technician: The sound technician is responsible for the sound effects on a production. They work with the sound designer to create the soundscape.
* Carpenter: The carpenter is responsible for the construction of the sets. They work with the scenic designer to create the visual world of the play.
* Props Master: The props master is responsible for the props used in a production. They work with the director and the actors to create a realistic and immersive environment.
Front-of-House Staff
* Box Office Manager: The box office manager is responsible for selling tickets and managing customer service.
* Ushers: The ushers are responsible for greeting patrons, seating them, and handing out programs.
* Concessions Staff: The concessions staff is responsible for selling concessions and managing the concessions stand.