callboard

call·board

(kôl′bôrd′)

A bulletin board backstage in a theater for posting instructions and notices.

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callboard

(ˈkɔːlˌbɔːd)

a notice board listing opportunities for performers

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Callboard ad rates for American Theatre are as follows: $5.00 per word.

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The first time Robinson saw her name on the callboard for the next day's rehearsal of Revelations, she couldn't sleep, she said.

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A date was picked, we had a location, and the notices went to every theater's callboard on and off Broadway.

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Her work has appeared in Callboard magazine, and she starred in the film Heart of the Possible.

A Lesson Before Living

On Melrose Place: Callboard Theatre (8451), 852-9205.

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This department has also been called Via the Grapevine, Tempo!, Callboard, Dance Datelines, News Cues and Hullabaloos, and, since the early 1960s, Presstime News.