Theatre Roles
- Created by: Eliza Hamilton
- Created on: 01-11-17 19:20
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- Theatre Roles
- Actor
- A person whose role it is to play a character
- Amateur
- A member of a theatre company who isn't professional
- Audience
- A group of people who participate in a show or encounter a piece of art
- Bit Part
- A small role for an actor
- Cast
- The members of an acting company
- Choreographer
- Member of the production responsible for setting dances and movement sequences.
- Company
- The cast, crew and other staff associated with a show
- Costume Designer
- Member of the creative team responsible for the clothes worn by the actors
- Dancer
- Member of company whose role is choreographed and has no spoken words
- Director
- Person who is responsible for the overall artistic vision of the production
- Artistic Director
- In charge of the programming of a venue.
- May direct shows
- Technical Director
- In charge of technical requirements
- Dramatist
- Playwright, composer or lyricist who transforms an existing story into a play or musical
- Ensemble
- An acting group normally with no one outshining the others
- Lyricist
- Author of the text of a musical/ words of a song
- Playwright
- The author of a play also known as a dramatist
- Professional
- Someone who's regularly payed of a job
- Sound Designer
- Member of the production team. Has responsibility of all sound playback and reinforcement equipment
- Stage Crew
- Member of stage staff responsible for moving props and scenery during the show
- Stage Manager
- The head of Stage Management team
- ASM
- Assistant
- DSM
- Deputy
- Calls cues from prompt corner
- Understudy
- Cast member who understudies a principle role and is in a chorus
- Ushers
- Front-of-House staff;guide audience to their seats; in auditorium in case of emergency
- Walk-On
- A small acting role with no lines
- Actor
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