Volunteer with Theatre at Crockett
Crockett theatre provides quality instruction and opportunities for students at any level - no previous theatrical experience needed! Our season includes our spring musical, as well as a vibrant after-school theatre opportunities for 3-5th grade. It takes a great community to put on a show, and we need your help!
Email Mr. Ainsworth at keaton.ainsworth@smcisd.net to get involved!
Volunteer Needs
Confused by all the theatre-speak? A description of each role is listed below!
Technical Theatre Artists
Individuals skilled in set design, lighting, sound design and all aspects of technical theatre. Set Designers & Construction Work to design and build sets for specific projects. Help the director bring their vision to life on stage. General woodworking skills and construction skills can be utilized in a team environment. Responsible for the implementation, loading-in, maintenance, and striking of the scenic design. Props Crew Responsible for the discovery, creation, upkeep, repair, cleaning, and running of all props during the run of a particular production. Stage Manager & Assistant Stage Managers Coordinate all aspects of a theatre company to ensure the successful delivery of the performance. This involves managing rehearsals, actors, technicians, props and costume fittings, as well as liaising with front of house staff and the director. Run Crew Responsible for implementing any scene changes during performance including but not limited to set pieces, set dressing, furniture, etc. and for any flying and some costume changes. Lighting Designers Knowledge and expertise in theatrical lighting. Responsible for the creation of the lighting design for a given production. Working in concert with Artistic Staff and Production Personnel to create a unified production product. Sound Design Skills with sound design require prior knowledge of audio equipment, and the ability to be flexible and multitask during a live production. |
Costume Designers & Costume Assistants
Costume designers create the look of each character by designing clothes and accessories the actors will wear in performance. Involves shopping, thrifting, some sewing skills and a general availability during the show process. Producers In conjunction with the theatre director, the producer is responsible for budgeting, scheduling work, and coordinating the various production departments. The Producer is ultimately responsible for ensuring that all aspects of the production are completed within budget, according to the designer's and director's wishes, and in time for the first public performance. Choreographers & Assistant Choreographers Knowledge of musical theatre choreography styles. Direct rehearsals to instruct dancers in how to use dance steps, and in techniques to achieve desired effects. Photographers Headshot, promo photo and show photographers needed! Graphic Designers Website editing, show poster design, graphics and logo design for various projects. Videographers Help with publicity, promotion and archival recordings for various productions and promotions. House Operation During shows, responsible for supervising ushers, seating patrons as needed and cleaning the house before and after performances. Trains and/or assists any house personnel. |