What crew(s) would you like to interview for? (Check all that apply) Please read the descriptions:

Costume Crew: This crew is typically split up into a "build" crew and "run" crew. Costume build crew will focus on pulling costume pieces from storage to compose them, sewing costumes from scratch material and altering pieces. Run crew is responsible for maintaining pieces through tech week and performances and assisting with quick costume changes.

Deck Crew: This crew is a run crew only, they are required to place and move set pieces throughout tech week and performances. Deck crew is also responsible for sweeping and mopping the stage pre and post show.

Front of House Crew: This crew designs and assembles the lobby area for performances. This includes decorations for the lobby walls, tables, and poster cases, as well as the entrance to the theater.

Hair and Makeup Crew: This crew works to make the actors stand out with creative makeup looks and hair-dos. Working on this crew involves practicing hair styling and makeup techniques. During tech week and performances this crew is expected to execute and assist actors with any makeup and hairdo.

Lighting Crew: This crew hangs, focuses, and occasionally gels(add colors) light fixtures on the grid/stage. During tech week and performances this crew is expected to run the light board and additional spotlights. Along with learning the basics of lighting, members will gain knowledge on how to program lights.

Marketing and Publicity Crew: This crew is responsible for promoting the production with social media, outreach to the audience, and more. They develop and execute marketing campaigns as well as the lobby display which is purposed to draw attention to the show. During tech week and performances, this crew is dedicated to setting up the lobby and ensuring its theme flows with the production. Additionally, there will be one appointed house manager who will be in charge of accessible seating, communication with the stage manager, and concessions.

Props Crew: This crew is the crew of arts and but also has a lot of opportunities for people who don't think of themselves as particularly artistic. Build crew, which is usually called once a week, consists of gathering (or pulling) props from storage around the department and building, or creating props we don't have (could be drawing, sculpting, painting, puppetry, etc) Run crew for props are only called for tech rehearsal and will assist the designer with the use of props throughout this show, like giving actors their props and setting props before the run.

Set Build Crew: This crew's main role is to build, paint, and decorate the set and seating area. Skills that you will learn and use by being on this crew are proper tool techniques such as drilling and cutting, as well as proper painting techniques and of course the occasional sweeping and organizing.

Sound Crew: This crew is responsible for setting up and operating sound equipment, including microphones, speakers, and soundboards, to enhance the overall auditory experience. During tech week and performances, sound crew is expected to handle microphones, assist actors in wearing microphones(auditorium shows), conduct microphone checks and level checks of sound effects and external music, and standby for any technical issue.