Dance company
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A dance company is an organization of dancers and associated personnel normally creating dances.
[edit] Members
- Artistic Director
- Choreographer
- Dancers
- Board of Directors
- Education administrator
- Technical team
- Receptionist
- Marketing Manager
- Finance Manager
- Rehearsal Director
- Stage Manager
- Producer
- Lighting & Costume Designers
- General Manager
However, there are many different types of dance companies, often working in different styles of dance. A ballet company, for example, is often larger and has a more defined set up. Often in small companies, many of these jobs will be done by the same person.
