theater management

This book focuses on some of the methods of advertising and marketing on whom the success of the show depends.

Gives suggestions for organizing a board of directors, writing a constitution, managing front-of-house and backstage operations, and other areas vital to the success of nonprofessional theater.

Presents ideas and advice on stage management and theater administration, discussing the role of stage management, tasks for before and during rehearsals, the production week, effects, stage fights and weapons, financial control, marketing, and venue and front of house.