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Oversees all musical aspects of production, including vocal and instrumental performances. The Stage Manager coordinates with the Music Director on musical cues.

Works behind the scenes, handling set changes and controlling backstage traffic. The Stage Manager coordinates with Stagehands to manage set transitions smoothly.

Designs the auditory elements of the production. The Stage Manager works with them to execute sound cues and make sure equipment is functioning.

Performs a role in the production to bring characters to life. The Stage Manager ensures actors are aware of calls and schedule, and assists them as needed.

Supports the Stage Manager, may manage backstage, prompt actors, and attend to details. The Stage Manager delegates tasks to the Assistant Stage Manager.

In charge of finding, creating, and maintaining props. The Stage Manager records prop placement and ensures they are available and correct for each scene.

Creates dance routines and coordinates movement. The Stage Manager ensures such routines are incorporated correctly into rehearsals and performances.

Oversees the technical elements of the production, including the coordination of building sets. The Stage Manager collaborates with them to ensure all technical aspects run smoothly.

Writes the script of the play. The Stage Manager may have to consult with them on script changes or clarifications.

Responsible for researching the historical context of a play and advising on textual fidelity. The Stage Manager may refer to them for notes on accuracy and context.

Applies makeup to the performers to enhance or alter their appearance according to the play's requirements. The Stage Manager ensures makeup schedules are followed.

Responsible for the overall vision of the production, directing actors, and creative decisions. A Stage Manager liaises with the Director to ensure their vision is being met and to facilitate rehearsals.

Responsible for the design and arrangement of lighting. The Stage Manager works with them to ensure lighting cues are properly executed during the show.

Designs or selects costumes for the actors, aligning with the Director's vision. The Stage Manager may communicate any costume issues or changes.