How the theatre works

Production house:
The Sealight theatre is a production house because it is a college theatre and the work that is shown in the theatre is all produced in within the theatre. The Sealight theatre does not bring in any work it creates and puts on all its own work. Everything is created within the theatre e.g Costumes, props. Also the National Theatre is a Production house because it puts on its own work.






Receiving house:
All the theatres on the West end are Receiving houses because they bring in shows that are really good and make the most money and that are touring around. These threaders do not produce the work that is shown in the theatre. Also the Connaught Theatre in Worthing in a Receiving house because again in choses the shows that are shown inside the theatre and what they think will bring in the most money.



Artistic Director:

Admin: 
 Front of house, Finance/Accountant, Marketing/Publicity/Design, Education- this could be teaching or doing workshops.

Production:
Production Manager/Stage Manager/Touring manager, Lighting/Sound/Props/Set/Costume Designer, Operater. ASM (Assistant stage manger) DSM (Deputy stage manger)   Director this is the most importent Person an Actor could know They employ everyone that will be involved in the Production from the Actors to the Stage manager.

Performers:
Casting Director Actors should know.
Director employs the choeogrphers Also employs the Casting Director and Musical Directors. There is different types of of perfromers Musical Performers, Classical Performers, Musicians, Dancers, Actors, Chores, Swing performers are the most important because they learn multiple roles so if someone is off sick then they can take over but play different roles different days depends if the whole cast is there of not these type of performers also get paid the most.