The job of a theater producer is a specific occupation that implies full control over all aspects of a stage performance. The duties of this position can range from planning, organizing, participating in selected titles, preparation of financial and technical conditions, final performance delivery, as well as arrangements of future performances. Throughout the process, the producer must take into account the profitability of the project and its market justification. His responsibility is immense as it serves as an important link between the desired and the possible, ie art and economy. Successful completion of this job requires a multidisciplinary approach, which implies a wide range of knowledge of all areas, activities and disciplines covered within this complex process. The theatre producer is expected to have a creative initiative in addition to great organizational skills. For this reason, specific character traits, such as determination, confidence and communicativeness, also play important roles in obtaining position success. Despite the organizational legacy of the former social order and the relatively slow transitions reflected in both the cultural climate and the educational system, the progression of theatrical production is becoming visible. Although, the process is relatively slow it is successfully evolving and gradually approaching a model that has been long time functioning in the Western world.