Theatrical Companies - Traveling

What is Class Code 9156?

Class code 9156 covers employees of traveling theatrical companies, including performers, stagehands, lighting and sound technicians, wardrobe staff, and production crew who travel to perform live shows. Florida's entertainment industry, including touring Broadway productions, concerts, and live events at venues in Miami, Tampa, and Orlando, uses this classification. Hazards include rigging and stage equipment accidents, falls from elevated stages, and heavy equipment handling.

Who is Covered Under This Code?

Touring performers, stagehands, rigging crew, lighting and sound technicians, wardrobe staff, and production managers at traveling theatrical companies.

Tips to Reduce Your Premium

• Rigging certification and regular equipment inspection are critical for aerial and stage rigging
• Fall protection programs for performers and crew working at heights on stage
• Ergonomic programs for performers reduce overuse and repetitive motion injuries
• Separate box office and administrative staff under clerical classifications

Common Claim Scenarios

Falls from stage equipment and rigging, back strains from heavy equipment handling, and repetitive motion injuries from performing are the primary claim types.

Frequently Asked Questions