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Wardrobe Supervisor Toolkit
Department-level pages: crew assignments, wardrobe in/out, track coverage, costume plots, sign-in sheets, laundry and repair sheets.
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Paperwork tools for wardrobe crews
Paperwork tools for working wardrobe crews.
Presets, tracks, coverage, repairs and department admin on clear printed pages. Built to be written during tech and revised as the show changes.
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In productionDresser Track Builder
The pages a dresser or cover uses to build and run a track. Written during tech, revised as the show changes, and printed for half-hour.
What's included
Every part of a track, on its own page
Dresser Track Builder holds the pages a track is written on. Each one leaves room to write your own production in.
Presets
Preset lists with piece, position and notes for each preset.
Entrances and exits
Every track entrance and exit, in order, with locations.
Costume changes
Changes laid out with time, pieces and what moves where.
Quick changes
Quick change plots with hands, pieces and timing.
Locations
Where each piece lives and where it returns after the show.
Cues
Cue lines written beside the change they belong to.
Responsibilities
Who covers what on the track, including covers and swings.
End-of-show duties
Reset, laundry and sign-out duties, listed once.
How it works
From file to deck in three steps
1
Open the file
One PDF with US Letter and A4 files, set at 300 DPI. Print what you need on a theatre printer.
2
Write your show in
Every page leaves room for your cast, your pieces and your assignments. Nothing is filled in for you.
3
Print and revise
Tracks change during tech. Print a fresh page and rewrite it as the show settles.
Designed for wardrobe work
Made for the realities of a run
These pages are built around how wardrobe actually works backstage, not around a generic template.
Prints clean
Legible on a theatre's laser printer. Binding margins on the inside, 0.75in outer margins elsewhere.
Room to write
Generous fill space on every page, so a dresser can write their own production into it.
Built to revise
Pages are structured for a show that changes: put-ins, cast changes and revised coverage.
Real terminology
Preset, track, quick change, cover, half-hour. Written the way the trade actually uses the words.
Coming next
Two more wardrobe tools on the way
Both follow Dresser Track Builder. Join the list and hear when each one ships.
Coming later
Complete Wardrobe Backstage Bundle
Both products as one set: the track pages and the department admin, consistent across the whole wardrobe department.
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Created by Jennifer Hohn
Created by Jennifer Hohn, a Broadway wardrobe professional with over 20 years of experience and current Wardrobe Supervisor for MJ the Musical.
Stagecraft exists because the paperwork behind a show deserves the same care as the show itself. The pages are tools a crew adapts, not a method to adopt.
Free sample
Get a free sample page
One original Stagecraft track page, sent to your email. No account, no cost. Dresser Track Builder is in production, and the list hears first.
One page, free. No account.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
What is Dresser Track Builder?+
A set of printed pages a dresser or cover uses to build and run a track. Presets, changes, locations, cues, responsibilities and end-of-show duties.
Do the pages work for any production?+
They are built to be adapted. Every page leaves room to write your own show, cast and assignments in.
What formats are included?+
Each product is one PDF with US Letter and A4 files, set at 300 DPI, with binding margins on the inside edge.
When can I buy it?+
Dresser Track Builder is in production. Join the list and we'll email you when it ships.