Graf:Theaterdisposition

This practical-oriented book discusses the fundamentals of theater scheduling, focusing on the essential legal and contractual requirements for this activity, as well as the practical implementation used in the field. The process of individual productions, the structural framework of theater scheduling, its development, and the interplay of external influences are explained in detail. Relevant legal texts that every scheduler should be familiar with, current collective agreements, interest groups, and potential software solutions are presented. Concrete examples illustrate the development of theater scheduling in an exemplary and logically comprehensible manner. Practical experiences from theater schedulers and insights into the daily operations of an artistic office provide a behind-the-scenes look. A glossary offers an overview of the currently used technical terms related to scheduling, while a listing and evaluation of the fundamental paragraphs from collective agreements and legal texts related to theater scheduling rounds out the book. This book is aimed at cultural managers, theater schedulers, artists, and theater staff. It is intended for both professionals and students, trainees, and theater enthusiasts.