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    This document outlines the various roles and communication techniques involved in theatre production. It lists the key personnel such as the director, producers, actors, stage managers, designers, and technical crew. It also defines numerous techniques for effective communication and interaction between these roles such as blocking, context, driving the scene, exploring objectives, and incorporating feedback. The roles and communication techniques work together to coordinate all aspects of bringing a theatrical performance to life.

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    This document outlines the various roles and communication techniques involved in theatre production. It lists the key personnel such as the director, producers, actors, stage managers, designers, and technical crew. It also defines numerous techniques for effective communication and interaction between these roles such as blocking, context, driving the scene, exploring objectives, and incorporating feedback. The roles and communication techniques work together to coordinate all aspects of bringing a theatrical performance to life.

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    Cac Theatre Input

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    This document outlines the various roles and communication techniques involved in theatre production. It lists the key personnel such as the director, producers, actors, stage managers, designers, and technical crew. It also defines numerous techniques for effective communication and interaction between these roles such as blocking, context, driving the scene, exploring objectives, and incorporating feedback. The roles and communication techniques work together to coordinate all aspects of bringing a theatrical performance to life.

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    2 Communication in the Theatre

    THE DIRECTOR THE PRODUCER THE ASST. DIRECTOR THE ACTORS THE STAGE MANAGERS ASST. STAGE MANAGERS RUNNING CREW PRODUCTION MANAGER

    SET DESIGNER CONSTRUCTION CREW DECORATING CREW TECHNICAL DIRECTOR LIGHT CREW SOUND CREW PROPS COORDINATOR & CREW COSTUME COORDINATOR & CREW

    MAKE-UP COORDINATOR & CREW HOUSE MANAGER PUBLICITY BOX OFFICE HOUSE STAFF

    Accepting Advancing ASK-FOR BEAT Blocking Context Cancelling Charm Commenting

    Complementary offer Conflict Context Corpse Denial Driving Endowing Explore and heighten Extending

    Focus Gagging Gibberish Gossip Handle Hedging Information overload Instant trouble Interactive Theatre

    Offer from space Masking Mugging Naming Narrative Objective Offer Physicalization Point of Concentration

    Post-show Plateau Platform Playlist Pimping Raising the stakes Setup Running order Reincorporation

    Shelving Space-object Status Stepping out Synthesis Talking heads Transformation Tummeling Uber-mime

    Wimping Walk-on (or Walk-through) Wanking Waffling

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