espirit de corps. Do not whistle backstage. Do not say in the theatre. Say a leg” not luck.” “Macbeth” “break “good Crew members: you should wear appropriate, clean clothing • for your call. Do not eat or drink backstage. • Cast and crew should not talk backstage except for show • related business. Crew members should not talk to actors except for show • related business - it may break their concentration. Headsets are used only for communication required during • production such as warnings, and cues. Technicians, stage managers, and assistant stage manager should not chat while on headset. Crew members: do not perform tasks that are not assigned to • you. Do not move, borrow, or play with the props. • Report broken props or scenic elements to the stage manager • GENERAL PRODUCTION RESPONSIBILITIES: It is critical that you take care of your health. This cannot • be stressed strongly enough. Sometimes we work long intensive hours and you must be sure to get enough rest and eat properly. THIS IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. FAILURE TO SERIOUSLY ACCEPT THIS RESPONSIBILITY CAN COMPROMISE THE WORK OF ALL IN THE PRODUCTION. You are responsible for scheduling your time and • commitments sensibly. Care in planning your time will enable you to make significant and satisfying contributions to a
espirit de corps. Do not whistle backstage. Do not say “Macbeth” in the theatre. Say “break a leg” not “good luck.” • Crew members: you should wear appropriate, clean clothing for your call. • Do not eat or drink backstage. • Cast and crew should not talk backstage except for show related business. • Crew members should not talk to actors except for show related business - it may break their concentration. • Headsets are used only for communication required during production such as warnings, and cues. Technicians, stage managers, and assistant stage manager should not chat while on headset. • Crew members: do not perform tasks that are not assigned to you. • Do not move, borrow, or play with the props. • Report broken props or scenic elements to the stage manager GENERAL PRODUCTION RESPONSIBILITIES: • It is critical that you take care of your health. This cannot be stressed strongly enough. Sometimes we work long intensive hours and you must be sure to get enough rest and eat properly. THIS IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. FAILURE TO SERIOUSLY ACCEPT THIS RESPONSIBILITY CAN COMPROMISE THE WORK OF ALL IN THE PRODUCTION. • You are responsible for scheduling your time and commitments sensibly. Care in planning your time will enable you to make significant and satisfying contributions to a
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