Also called: Conflicts, Availability.

A conflict sheet lists the dates and times a performer cannot rehearse, collected at audition so the director knows before casting who will be missing when. Conflicts not declared at audition are the stage manager's enduring grievance, and most companies cast around them rather than discover them.

In CueCall

Conflicts are collected on the audition form and kept on the person's record; the rehearsal plan reads them, cast members answer availability for each call in advance, and an unanswered call shows the conflict as the expectation.

Features

Auditions & Casting — A public audition signup link, registrant materials and media, audition sessions, callbacks, and cast offers with acceptances tracked.
Production Calendar — A rehearsal and performance calendar with recurring events, scene links and subscription feeds the team can add to their own calendars.
People Roster & Profiles — Cast and crew records with headshots, documents, contact details and show assignments, including merging duplicates.

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