Every production that reaches opening night is made possible both by the actors onstage and by people working behind the scenes. From building sets and organizing props to creating costumes, running lights and sound, assisting backstage, and welcoming guests, there are many ways to contribute if being in the spotlight isn’t your thing.
Whether you’re an experienced theatre technician or simply curious and eager to learn, there’s a place for you on the crew. Share your skills, learn something new, meet creative people, and help bring unforgettable stories to life on our stage. No previous theatre experience is required—just a willingness to pitch in and be part of the team.
Stage Manager
The stage manager is the backbone of every production — calling cues, keeping rehearsals on schedule, and making sure the show runs the same way, safely and on time, every single performance. It's a leadership role that touches every other crew on this list.
Assistant Stage Manager
The right hand to the stage manager, helping track props, cues, and actors backstage, and stepping in wherever the show needs an extra set of hands. A great way to learn how a production comes together from the inside.
