In professional theater production, which supply chain management strategy is most commonly used to handle the rapid turnaround of set pieces between touring locations?

The performing arts industry relies on complex supply chain management for successful productions. From costumes to props, lighting equipment to set pieces, the logistics behind a theater production can be as intricate as the performances themselves. Test your knowledge about how supply chain management impacts theater and performing arts productions. Do you know what happens behind the scenes before the show goes on?

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Just-in-Time (JIT) delivery with modular set designs that can be quickly assembled and disassembled
Full inventory storage at each venue, with complete sets maintained year-round at major theaters
On-demand local fabrication, where set pieces are built from scratch at each new location
Digital-only projection systems that eliminate physical set pieces entirely