Also called: Get-out.

Strike is the dismantling of the production after the final performance: the set taken down, lights and sound restored, costumes and props returned to stock or to their owners, and the venue handed back. Rented and borrowed items have to be accounted for, which is where an inventory with ownership status earns its keep.

In CueCall

Items marked rented or borrowed carry their return dates, and the inventory's checkout and return history is the record of what went back where. Volunteer signup sheets recruit the strike crew.

Features

Inventory & Ownership Tracking — Costumes, props and set pieces catalogued with photos, categories, QR codes and owned/rented/borrowed status plus rental history.
Signup Sheets — Public signup sheets for volunteers, concessions, food and set-build calls, shared by link with no account needed.

How it works in CueCall

Managing Inventory: Ownership Status — Track whether items are owned, rented, or borrowed.

Related terms

Load-in — Load-in is the move of the production into the theatre: scenery, lighting, sound, costumes and props brought in, hung, focused and set. It is scheduled against…
Props list and prop plot — The props list (or props master list) names every property the production needs, with where it comes from — stock, bought, built, borrowed, rented — and its…

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CueCall theatre production glossary

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