Introduction to Production & Technical Theatre

This 2-day programme provides the knowledge and understanding of working in technical productions in the arts or entertainment industry.

Course Run: 19 & 20 Jun 2025

(Closing date for registration: 23 May 2025)

Course Run: 18 & 19 Sep 2025

(Closing date for registration: 22 Aug 2025)

Course Run: 5 & 6 Mar 2026

(Closing date for registration: 6 Feb 2026)

Time:

9.30am – 5pm

Venue: Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, Training Room
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Course Fees - Before GST: $230.00
Course Fees - After GST: $250.70

This 2-day programme provides the knowledge and understanding of working in technical productions in the arts or entertainment industry.

The training covers the range of theatre genres, types of performance venues and staging configurations, staging, theatre space and staging terminologies, production process such as script reading, production meetings, roles and responsibilities and the dismantling (tear-down) process.

To successfully complete the programme, the participant must attend the 2-day programme and undertake an assessment.

 

Objectives

This programme aims to equip the participant with knowledge of productions, performance venues, stage, theatre space and staging terminologies, roles and responsibilities of various departments and members of the production team in the production process.

 

Who should attend?

Theatre Technicians or individuals who have an interest to work in technical theatre in the arts and entertainment industries.

 

Certification

Participants will be awarded a Certificate of Participation for Introduction to Production & Technical Theatre when they successfully complete the course and assessment.

 

Terms and Conditions

Participants need to fulfil the following requirements to attain certification:

  • Must successfully complete training and assessment
  • Meet the minimum of 75% attendance

 

Subsidies

This Esplanade Academy programme is eligible for course fee subsidy and training allowance, supported by the National Arts Council.
 

Individuals (Non-Self-Employed Persons)* : 70% course fee subsidy

Individuals (Self-Employed Persons)* : 90% course fee subsidy and training allowance of $7.50 per hour

Organisations (Non-Profit) : 70% course fee subsidy

Organisations (For Profit) : 50% course fee subsidy

 

*Individuals engaged for work under a contract for service (full-time employee contract) will be eligible for 70% course fee subsidy only.
*Proof of self-employed status required: Copy of latest IRAS Notice of Assessment or Consolidated Statement of Income, and CPF Contribution History from the past six months or CPF Transaction History for the past six months

 
Eligibility
Individuals who are Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents (PR) working in the Singapore arts industry.

 

To apply for course fee subsidy, you must:

 

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