The producer Staging a theatrical production begins with the producer. The producer may be an individual, a group of individuals, or a theatre company. The producer has overall responsibility for the entire show. His or her main duties include one or more of the following: (1) acquiring a script, (2) raising money to finance the show, (3) obtaining a theatre, (4) assembling a creative team to stage the production, and (5) keeping financial records. The director In the modern theatre, …
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…to make costumes and scenery; rehearsal and dressing rooms; lighting and sound booths; storage space for costumes, scenery, properties, and lighting instruments; office space for theatre staff; and a greenroom (lounge) for performers. Many professional theatres do not have equipment to build scenery. Many nonprofessional groups work in limited space. Only large organizations have all these behind-the-scenes spaces within one structure, and many groups house work spaces in a building separate from the theatre structure.