Diane Honestly, you treat it like any high‑value asset: keep it documented, updated, and in a place you can grab it in a heartbeat. First, make a master contract list—date, parties, scope, and any material terms—just like you’d label your costume stash. Second, set reminders for renewal or review dates; no one wants a clause to slip through the cracks. Third, use a cloud system so you can pull it up on the fly, but back it up locally just in case. And always get a quick review from the creative team—if they flag a problem early, you’ll avoid a costly performance mishap. Think of the contract as your backstage pass; keep it pristine, and the show runs smoothly.

Glad to help—just remember, a tidy contract is as essential as a well‑tied shoe. Good luck on set!