operator (A1): operates the sound board and/or audio control system specified by the sound designer, computerized or otherwise. Sometimes this is integrated with the show control system. There can be multiple soundboard ops. Mic wrangler (A2): manages microphones and maintains headsets as a show runs. Usually, there are several mic wranglers located backstage, in the wings, with the running crew. Stage Flymen (or fly crew/rail crew): operate the fly system, a system of ropes or wires, pulleys, and counterweights by means of which scenery is "flown" in and out (down and up, respectively) during scene changes. Stagehand: A technician responsible for moving scenery at the stage level, by manually carrying or rolling set pieces (e.g., scenery wagons) between the stage and the wings. This can include carrying on and off furniture, props, or scenery. Costumes Wardrobe: A costume designer is responsible for creating, purchasing, and the placement of costumes. They have assistants who help with fittings and quick changes (when an actor needs to change costume very quickly, often backstage). Makeup: responsible for applying or assisting in the application of face and body paints, wigs and hairpieces, etc. References Stage crew Stagecraft Theatrical occupations