Doug Martelon is the contact person for sound. The crew assists him in locating sounds needed for the show in the sound library and from other sources. You would learn how to record, time, and discharge cues on tapes. These crews are responsible for all aspects of the production during technical rehearsals, dress rehearsals and actual run. Positions include light board operator, sound board operator, flymen, props, costumes, scenery shifters.
Attendance is required at all scheduled rehearsals and being on time is extremely important.
With each show, the number of crew people changes so we may need a few people or a lot of people. During the show each person is assigned a list of jobs to complete and given ample time in rehearsals to know when they do what and how to do it the best way. Tasks include activities such as moving furniture, clearing dishes, setting a lamp, removing previous scene props, etc. It operates on a counter weight system. Board Operator Operates the light board and executes the cues as called by the stage manager during a show over the headsets.