Regina Little Theatre

I'm with the crew...

Interested in crewing a show? Talk to the Stage Manager of the production you'd like to work on. Each mainstage and one-act play will have a Stage Manager working on it. The best way to get in touch with a Stage Manager is to attend one or both of the audition nights for the show.

Here's a list of crew members commonly used on each RLT show:

Stage Manager	The member of the production team responsible for the smooth running of a performance. Before a production opens the Stage Manager attends rehearsals and meetings with other members of the production, and coordinates all aspects of a production. During the performance the Stage Manager, using a copy of the script annotated during rehearsals, cues the actors and the various technical departments.
Assistant Stage Manager	Assists the stage manager with his or her jobs.
Prompter/Line Coach	A person who assists the actors with their lines during rehearsal (during a performance, they're mostly on their own!)
Dialect Coach	If necessary, a person who assists actors with specific regional dialects, such as a British accent or an Australian accent.
Properties Manager	A person responsible for gathering and managing any items (props); that is, anything that an actor carries onstage, or uses during a performance (i.e. a hairbrush, a coffee pot, a sword). These props are not part of the scenery or an actor's costume.
Set Designer	A person who designs the stage set and scenery.
Backstage Crew	Loose term covering all those who work on a show backstage. Crew manage props backstage, assist the actors, and are responsible for "setting" the stage each night (cleaning, resetting props, etc).
Sound/Music Designer	Responsible for the creation of all elements of the sound track, including music, sound effects, and background noises.
Sound/Music Technician	Responsible for carrying out all elements of the sound track, including music, sound effects, and background noises during a production.
Lighting Designer	This person designs, focuses and plots the lighting for a production.
Makeup Artist	Applies makeup for actors during a show. May fall under the direction of a makeup designer.
Hair Stylist	Styles the hair of the actors. May fall under the direction of a hair designer.
Costume Manager	This person is responsible for gathering, sewing and/or creating costumes for a production.