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General Information:

Director: Rachel Murdock, rcmurdock@dmacc.edu

Rehearsals: Sept. 15 - Nov. 10, Performances scheduled on November 11 at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m.

Crew rehearsals begin in September, except Stage Manager, who attends all rehearsals as if they were a cast member.

Decisions on Crew: You will be contacted by Sept. 14 about your spot on crew

Times: Rehearsal times are scheduled from 3-4:30 p.m. As we near performance day, some rehearsals run longer. Please pay attention to the schedule to be sure you are at rehearsals when you are needed. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hGWff1VRno9wX3bQq3MjMGQPZPN-lNlcoIgpQlJ5oG4/edit?usp=sharing

Attendance: Students are expected to be at all rehearsals to which they are called (scheduled to attend). The schedule may change, so please check the schedule frequently for updates

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There are a number of different crew opportunities. Please read the descriptions below and check the crew opportunities in which you are interested

Stage Manager (1)The Stage Manager assists the directors by organizing and supervising all backstage crews. They will take notes on blocking, help organize props and set, run lines with cast members, and supervise lights and sound. This is a responsible position. They attend all rehearsals.

Lights (1-2) Lighting experts will help turn lights on and off for each scene, the beginning, and the end of the show. They will need to be at all full rehearsals and all performances. They will help with any special lighting, spotlights, etc. They must learn the lighting system and be highly responsible to use it properly.

Sound and Special Effects (2) The sound crew records or finds special effects as needed for the show. They also record the special recorded scene and play the scene as required. This job requires a little bit of computer skill and a lot of attention to detail and precision. The second person in the crew will take charge of all microphones. This person will keep track of who needs microphones in which scene, and they will take the microphone from the actors as the actors comes off stage and give a microphone to the actors going on stage.

Costumes (3-6) Costume specialists will consult with the directors about the suggested costumes. They will consult with each member of the cast about the costumes needed. They will help document and gather any costumes that the cast can’t find. They will keep track of all costumes for characters in the show who have costume changes. They will need to attend several rehearsals in February to plan and gather costumes and they will need to attend all of the full rehearsals and performances to help with costumes and costume changes.

Sets (6-10) Set crew will design, build, and paint all set pieces. While we want to keep the set simple, this will include several good-sized set pieces. A parent with construction experience would be helpful.

Run Crew (3-4) Set crew can also be on run crew. The “run crew” or “stage crew” moves set pieces off and on stage during scene changes. It requires responsible and precise workers who can keep quiet backstage.

Front of House (3-4) Front of house crew designs posters and the programs and helps with social media and publicity. They attend the final dress rehearsals and the performances. They hand out programs and help seat guests.

Props (4-6) The prop crew will gather and keep track of all props (any small items used in the play such as phones, pie plates, utensils, etc.) They will organize them for storage between rehearsals and will be responsible for putting them out and getting them to the actors for each scene.

Makeup and Hair (2-3) Attend dress rehearsals and performances and assist with hair and makeup (limited) for the actors

More information: Please tell me any experience you have or if there is a particular crew job you really want and why you are well qualified for it.

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