Ay de mí…¡Triste! theater group

The characters' costumes are a must. This committee helps transport the audience to a different time and place. Much of what is represented on stage is left unsaid, as it can be seen thanks to the work of this committee.

A very important part of theater is the sound and lighting that will be used in the play, as these will create the atmosphere of the play and convey the intensity of each scene. Communication with the other committees is very important, as it will determine what can be done and what is needed. This committee is therefore essential.

Where does the play take place? What objects do the characters carry? This committee helps answer these questions. It is essential to place the audience in the setting of the events. Although in the end, we all help. Together with the lighting and sound committee and the costume and makeup committee, the atmosphere of the play is established, communicating what is not said on stage.

What is a play without its actors? They must put themselves in the shoes of the character they are playing, whether good, bad, boring, or funny. Of course, their performances are reinforced by the teams that support them: lighting and sound, costumes and makeup, and set design and props.