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Guidelines Before and After The Play

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Guidelines Before and After The Play

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GUIDELINES BEFORE AND AFTER THE PLAY

Before the Play Starts


1. Admission of the Audience (30 minutes before start time):
 Open the doors for the audience to enter the venue.
 Ensure ushers are ready to guide attendees to their seats.
2. Pre-Show Music
 Play background music to set the mood and create anticipation.
 Choose music that complements the theme of the play.
3. Pre-Show Announcements (5-10 minutes before start time):
 House lights dim as a signal for the audience to take their seats.
 A voiceover or live speaker makes pre-show announcements:
 Welcome and thank the audience for attending.
 Remind them to turn off or silence electronic devices.
 Announce the expected duration of the play.
4. Seating Announcement (10 minutes before start time):
 Remind attendees to take their seats as the performance is about to begin.
 Encourage everyone to settle in and enjoy the show.
5. Final Preparations (5 minutes before start time):
 Dim the lights to signal the imminent start of the play.
 Ensure that all backstage preparations are complete.
 Have the director or a designated person provide a brief welcome and introduction.
6. Curtain Rises (Start Time):
 Raise the curtain or begin the performance promptly at the scheduled start time.
 Allow the audience to immerse themselves in the theatrical experience.

After the Play:


7. Curtain Call:
 The director or a designated speaker thanks the audience.
 The curtain rises for the cast's curtain call.
 Audience applauds and cheers for the performers.
8. Acknowledgments and Closing Statements:
 The director or representative acknowledges the cast, crew, and any contributors.
 Expresses gratitude to the audience for their attendance and support.
 Provides any closing statements or reflections.
9. Exit of the Audience:
 Ushers guide the audience as they exit the venue.
 Attendees may have the opportunity for post-show interactions or refreshments.
10. Cast and Crew Celebration (if budget allows)
 Organize a small reception or provide refreshments for the entire cast and crew.

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