Putting a Face on Theatre
I'm helping a struggling Shakespeare Comany restructure their company. Right now chaos is in control and they will close their doors in a matter of weeks if things don't turn around. I have volunteers in place, but their is no structure to the organization.
Example: their audi tech is leaving. I found them some volunteers. When the vollunteers asked "When do you need me? Who do I call for scheduling? Who should I report to?" they were given 6 different names and numbers and none of them seemed to have the same information.
Does anyone have a basic flow chart? I know they exist I saw one when I had my theatre managment class in colege, but that was many moons ago and i don't even remember what the text book was.
I am open to all suggestions.
Thanks
Dana
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There are two different organizational charts on page 13 & 14 (one administrative and one artistic).
http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~rdionne/downloads/prod_handbook10-2007.pdf
Permalink Reply by Rich Dionne on September 15, 2012 at 5:49am Dana,
I have an updated version of the charts that Screech posted that more appropriately reflects how most theatre works. Drop me an email (rdionne at purdue dot edu) and I'll send it to you.
Rich
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