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Director and principal designers are engaged by the producer.
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The director and the principal artistic and technical staffs share and coordinate ideas.
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Designers show renderings of proposed design details.
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Casting director and director audition and cast the show
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Executive director and Produces approve design decisions.
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Cast and artistic staff assemble. Individual designers present concepts for the production.
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The entire cast reads through the script that was mailed to them previously, once casting was complete and their roles secured.
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Staging and Blocking of the plays physical action
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Construction of scenery and set pieces according to the scenic designers plans
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Costumes are built according to the costume designer's plans
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Lighting Designer/Technicians install light plot; work out light cues
Scenery is loaded-in and assembled
Props (properties) are added
Stage make-up is added
Costumes are added -
All production elements combined for final review and tweaking.
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The final result of all of the work..."a play"... is ready for public viewing. We add the audience. Without an audience, there is no play.