THETARE ROLES

• Director


  Responsible for the overall vision, interpretation, and execution of the play
• Actor


  Communicates the emotions and what is happening in a particular scene through his words and/or actions
• Choreographer


  In charge of the dance and other lyrical movements of a play
• Stage manager


  Keeps track of the scheduling and the decisions of the director and communicates these to the rest of the production
• Light designer


  Person in charge of deciding the types of light appropriate for a scene to evoke the proper mood, indicate time of day, reinforce the scene, etc.
• Set designer


  In charge with the production of the props which includes all the space used for the theater production
• Costume designer

  In charge of all the attires and clothes worn by the characters in a performance
• A director


  Listens to ideas and suggestions from the designers and actors, and be humble enough to accept changes as long as it will be for the betterment of the performance
• Actor


  • Most important visual components of theater
  • Acting skills can greatly enhance the emotional impact of the play to the viewers
  • Should have an audible voice, understand human behavior, and be physically fit
• Many actors try developing other skills like singing, dancing, acrobatics and etc
• Choreographer

  • Has to make sure that the style of the dance is aligned with the director's artistic vision
  • Has to collaborate with the musical director, set designer, and costume designer
• Choreographer


  In charge of the rehearsals that deals with the dances
• Stage manager

  • Works closely with the director and provides support to the other people in the production
  • Keeps track of the scheduling and the decisions of the designers of the director
• Light designer

  Person in charge of deciding the types of light appropriate for the scene
• Set designer

  Collaborates with the director to make sure it follows his vision for the play
• The producer's role is to oversee all aspects of the production, including casting, rehearsals, publicity, ticket sales, and financial management.