CAP Code of Conduct
I will be ready to start on time, not just pulling into the
parking lot.
I will speak with respect to cast and leaders.
I will not talk when instructions are being given.
It is up to me to know when and where rehearsals are!
If it’s not mine, I will not touch it.
If it is mine, I will take care of it.
I will eat and drink only at designated areas and times.
I will NEVER chew gum during rehearsals or performances.
I will take personal responsibility for the success of the show.
Dress Code: No spaghetti straps, short shorts, bare stomachs or
other revealing attire.
Behavior Standard: No foul language or other inappropriate
behavior!
Please be aware that younger children are in your midst. Please
don’t discuss things around them that their mothers would not want them
to hear!
CAP Creed
I commit to making The Sound of Music the best show I have ever
been in. I will treat others with respect and courtesy.
I will say kind and encouraging things to cast and leaders. I
will not talk or be distracting when instructions are being given.
I will follow the code and will have fun or I won’t be in the
show.
“DO’s AND “DON’Ts” of the PAC
Violation of these rules can result in exclusion
from the production
as well as possible eviction from all shows and activities
at the Performing Arts Center!
1)
NO GUM ANYWHERE AND NO FOOD OR DRINK IN THE THEATER
2) NO RUNNING ANYWHERE IN THE BUILDING
3) NO JUMPING OFF THE STAGE….AT ALL…EVER!
4) NO TOUCHING THE CURTAINS, LEVERS, BACK WALL
(SYC) OR THE SCRIM…EVER!
PLACES YOU ARE ALLOWED TO BE AT THE PAC:
All Areas of the Stage
Gender Appropriate Dressing Rooms
Green Room, Black Box, Kitchen
Theater seating area…front rows ONLY
Balcony…BY PERMISSION ONLY
Costume Shop…BY PERMISSION ONLY or with an adult
PLACES YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE
Shed
Set Shop area (use the walk way only to get to
stage left)
Catwalks ANYWHERE in building
Sound Booth
Attendance/Behavior Policy
ABSENCES
– The Director must approve all absences for them to be considered “excused.”
An unexcused absence could remove you from the show so please be
as accurate as possible in listing pre-existing conflicts on your
calendar. Scheduled conflicts will be taken into
consideration when casting leads.
You must provide written notification, two weeks in advance of
any anticipated absence that you did not submit on your conflict
calendar, for there to be the possibility of it being considered excused.
An “anticipated” absence is one over which you have scheduling
or participation options, such as extracurricular activities, family
commitments, etc. A medical emergency or your death
would not fall under this policy.
BEHAVIOR
– CAP productions follow a “3 strikes and you’re out” policy. To help ensure
the high quality of the show, rule breaking or other behavior that is
disruptive, distracting or inappropriate will not be allowed. You can be
given “strikes” by any member of the production team, as well as parent
cast members. The third strike can only be given by the Director, and
if a 3rd strike is given in any rehearsal, you will be
removed from the show. Being tardy to rehearsals
or shows by more than 10 minutes will result in 1 strike being given for
that rehearsal/show. Being tardy to rehearsals or
shows by more than 30 minutes will result in 2 strikes being given.
As mentioned above, if you receive 3 strikes in a
rehearsal, you will be dismissed from the show.
