Carpenters: build set pieces (all skill levels can be put to use)
Painters: paint and/or illustrate scenery and props (all skill levels needed)
Sewers: costumes, smaller sewing tasks and scenery items (curtains, pillows, etc.)
Dressers: assist with costume changes and care for costumes during the show
Launderers: take costumes to dry cleaners or wash at home and return to storage
Prop Finders: locate prop items for show
Prop Makers: create props from scratch
Propmaster: responsible for props getting to show, maintaining them during the show's run, and returning them
Lighting Technicians: assist designer with setting the lights
Lighting Operator: run the lightboard and/or spotlight during final rehearsals and performances
Prompters: follow the script during rehearsals and cue lines when necessary
Director's Assistant: take notes, run errands, make phone calls, generally helps director in a variety of ways

Ticket Sellers: on-site box office ticket sales
Ushers: tear tickets at the door, pass out programs and draw slips; collect draw slips
Refreshment Workers: set up concession tables during Act I; supervise self-service refreshments during intermission; put away concession materials during Act II

Bulk Mail Workers: assist with counting, labeling, bundling, and mailing of postcards, newsletters, season ticket brochures, and other mailings
Publicity Workers: distribute posters, bookmarks, etc. around the community
Food Booth Workers: serve a shift selling refreshments at the FRCP food booth during the Danish Festival