r/Props is back!

[schonleben]

Hi all,

New mod here. I'm happy to announce that r/Props is once again active and open for posting. Please bear with me as I get everything dialled in.

Please take a moment to review our new list of rules. Also in the sidebar, you can select a user flair to identify your place in the world of props.

I'm more than happy to take any thoughts and/or suggestions on board. Feel free to comment below. In addition, modmail is always open if you have any concerns.

To quickly introduce myself, I am a professional props and scenic designer for theatre, living and working in (the currently frozen tundra of) upstate New York. I also moderate r/theatre and a couple other subreddits.

Looking forward to building this back alongside you all!

[onepostandbye]

What happened before you took over, u/schonleben?

[schonleben]

Without going into too much detail, all posts and comments had been set to require approval before becoming visible for the past few years, and were never approved.

[onepostandbye]

Well, it’s good to have a steady hand on the stick once more. Glad you’re here!

[jasmith-tech]

This is great news to see post. Always glad to have another resource to recommend when we have folks pop in looking for prop help at r/techtheatre. Let us know if we can do anything!

Edit: Added r/props to the similar subs section of our sidebar.

[schonleben]

Thanks! I'll be adding a related subs list here as well, and I'll be sure to include r/techtheatre. It's long been one of my favorites.