Playwright {Ans: Writing the script of the play, including the dialogue and stage directions.}Theatre Manager {Ans: Running the theatre building, including overseeing the Front of House staff (ushers) and the box office staff who sell the tickets.}Understudy {Ans: Learning a part, including lines and movement, so they are able to take over a role for someone if needed when there is a planned or unexpected absence.}Director {Ans: Overseeing the creative aspects of the production. Developing a 'concept' or central idea for the production. Liaising with designers, rehearsing the actors and ensuring that all technical elements of the play are ready. Giving 'notes' to the actors to help improve their performances and agreeing the blocking of the actors.}Sound Designer {Ans: Designing the sound required for the performance, which may include music and sound effects. Considering if amplification such as the use of microphones, is needed, and creating a sound plot.}Costume Designer {Ans: Designing what the actors wear on stage. Making sure that costumes are appropriate for the style and period of the piece. Ensuring the costumes fit the actors.}Puppet designer {Ans: Designing the puppets for a production, taking into account the style of puppets