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Please note: The duties and structure listed are what we currently anticipate for the 2022-23 Season but are subject to change. Some of the tasks for the carpentry apprentices include woodworking, welding (steel & aluminum), mechanical implementation, and theatrical rigging. 510 or email us. Complimentary Tickets:Tickets will be available to Studio Theatre productions, as well as tickets to many Washington DC area theatre productions.

To be notified when the application submission window opens, please join our email list and select Auditions & Jobs. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. And they go on to work at the country's top organizations (including right here at Seattle Rep). We would love to connect with you. is designed to provide a season of intensive education and work experience in one of several Skills/Qualifications: Applicants should have an interest in writing, fundraising, and digital systems; have good problem-solving and customer service instinct; and have flexibility for some evening and weekend work as required. Our annual collegiate competition nurtures local aspiring dramatists who are helping to shape the future of American theatre. Please visit our Jobs pagefor information about these opportunities. ! Hard skills that might be important for this apprenticeship. xc```b``g`f`| `6%0,Xo31McQc*eng^@"$M5$LuV+& e` $`vBe!F{3040L U* ~/6yei%5g07hQc[^NBBLarAO4UVf]CsQ@* n|37+MN[N3J^G>x1%&!zAD\}\W!^>y|$6W:/0l!c8|z/hV}.Z-QT^? R>VA&fAu6ID fR9Vl- Isj+UDuF. In addition, apprentices will participate in season selection for the upcoming year, and other opportunities may arise to participate in new play development and casting. Our apprentices acquire most of their pay from paid crew positions for each show in the season, receiving a fair hourly rate. Candidates must have prior training or experience in a technical coordination role, such as production management, stage management, or technical direction, and at least a basic understanding of what each technical theater department does. aspects of theatre operation. No phone calls please. What kind of schedule is expected of an Apprentice? This 14-bedroom, six-bathroom row house provides each Apprentice their own private bedroom, completely furnished with paid utilities and household consumables during the duration of their Apprenticeship. Keep up-to-date with Center Theatre Group and its venues with updates straight to your inbox. Prior experience with Microsoft Office (particularly Excel), and with working with a diverse group of people in a friendly manner desired. , : , . No, participants must have flexible, almost full-time availability and are expected to prioritize the apprenticeship for the season. Apprentices are also mentored through a year-long process to set and pursue their own learning goals to set them up for work after Studio. The work is rigorous and rewarding; Apprentices work together with the staff to meet the demanding deadlines of the field. Learn more. Travel Stipend: A travel stipend of $500 for all Apprentices to assist with relocation and moving expenses. Skills/Qualifications: Applicants should be able to work with budgets and numbers, organize and interpret data, and be able to handle confidential information. . Administrative hours They also participate in professional workshops and seminars, which provide contact with theater staff, guest artists, and members of the Seattle arts community. International students have apprenticed with us while on a three-month student visa. You do not need to have any college or post-high school training to apply. << /Pages 180 0 R /Type /Catalog >> Skills/Qualifications: Applicants much be creative problem solvers with directing experience and strong writing, research, and communication skills. Metro Card: Apprentices will receive a metro card with $100 to support exploring the nations capital and to take in the plethora of DC theatre. BOX OFFICE HOURS*Tuesday Friday, Noon 7pmSaturday, Noon 1pm; 2:30 7pmSunday, Noon 1pm; 2:30 6pm*On evenings with no performances, the box office will close at 6pm. Apprenticeships are offered in other Technical Theatre areas depending on the theatres needs. At the end of the season, the company is celebrated with its own fully-produced show. Seminars: Participation in two distinct seminar series: The yearlong series: The Life Cycle of a Season, which dives deep into each departments contributions to Studio Theatres success. InterAct is committed to building a diverse staff and strongly encourages applications from minority candidates. Housing and health benefits are not provided. BOX OFFICE 202.332.3300ADMINISTRATION 202.232.7267DONATIONS 202.919.3712, MAIN 1501 14th Street NWWashington, DC 20005, MAILING ADDRESSPO Box 73102Washington, DC 20056. From casting, to lighting design, to development, and more, learn about our Apprenticeship options. Apprentices work with the IATSE crew and Props Manager to shop and build five all mainstage shows, five studio shows, five mainstage children's shows, childrens shows, and the Education Outreach series in Walnut Street Theatre's shop, which is located off-premises in North East Philadelphia. Learn more about how we use them. Props apprentices will be called upon to assist Props Manager in tech, and will be expected to work some nights and weekends. This website requires JavaScript. Examples: a food service job that required customer service; theatre classes you have taken; work as an electrician; assistant directing experience on campus. How do we spend our money? Overview: The Development Apprenticeship is an engaging, hands-on opportunity for an early-career individual interested in non-profit administration, specifically fundraising, institutional storytelling, and connecting artistic vision with fiscal stewardship. Please enable JavaScript to improve your experience. x]} H ?JHtIQ3GnESNH_>'?? Overview: The Marketing and Communications Apprentice will receive a first-hand look at marketing and communications for a nonprofit theatre, working closely with all members of the marketing and communications department. Staff members guide the work of each Apprentice to help prepare them for a career in professional theater. It provides , . Acting apprentices also receive an understudy assignment for a show on our historic mainstage, earning EMC points. Apprentices leave the program with a portfolio of practical work experience and job skills, preparing them for a long future in the arts industry. Overview: Studio Theatres Stage Management Apprenticeship provides a unique opportunity to learn more about the role of stage management in a non-profit regional theater while observing and participating in all aspects of the work. 109 0 obj Participants hone their practical skills through close, hands-on interaction with artists and staff for an entire season and work collectively to fulfill our mission of using theatre as a springboard for social change. Apprentices can come from a broad variety of backgrounds. In order to participate, international applicants must have a United States Social Security number. FYd !^:c[}u&)mK!c-!o All applicants must be 18 years or older. Apprenticeships are offered throughout the year in conjunction with selected Center Theatre Group productions and take place during a shows rehearsal process. What Youll Learn: You will learn database management through the arts CRM Tessitura, including pulling reports, looking up giving history, and ensuring proper data hygiene practices; various communication skills by drafting multiple forms of donor correspondence; board relations by supporting two board committees most concerned with fundraising; and event management through the planning and execution of donor events, amongst other responsibilities of a small non-profit fundraising team. . As a member of the Production Management team, they will delve into both administrative and creative aspects of the work, including design development, scheduling, budgeting, contracting, expense tracking and forecasting, technical problem solving, event planning and management, and all other aspects of running production for a busy non-profit regional theater company. What You Will Do: The Producing / Community Engagement Apprentice serves as the lead assistant producer for Studios 2021-2022 season, and provides active support to the Community Engagement, Casting, Scouting, and Literary departments at Studio. What You Will Do: As the Stage Management Apprentice, you will work to expand and develop your understanding of how Stage Management functions and how to build a career as a professional Stage Manager. Responsibilities include supporting the director and creative teams; assisting with understudy management for the season; maintaining shows; reading and evaluating play submissions; writing support materials; scouting local talent; and assisting in the day-to-day needs of the artistic department. Other Opportunities: Apprentices will have the opportunity to attend first rehearsal events (including interacting with directors, designers, actors and other artists), staff meetings, invited dress rehearsals, and board/committee meetings. Learn about our Health & Safety Protocols. A Weekly Stipend: A weekly stipend of $250to assist with living expenses, disbursed bi-weekly throughout the Apprenticeship. They will gain an intricate knowledge of the Walnuts ticketing software, maintain individual subscriptions and group accounts, all while providing customer service by phone in a fast-paced atmosphere. Yes. InterAct Theatre Company is offering part-time 2022-23 Season apprenticeships for emerging theatre professionals interested in what goes on behind the scenes.

What You Will Learn: The Apprentice will receive hand-on training by serving as an assistant stage manager for a majority of Studios productions throughout the season. Candidates must have prior stage management training or experience, be extremely organized and eager to learn, and possess the discretion and flexibility to thrive. Studio has hosted successful Apprentice candidates out of both undergraduate and graduate programs. Apprentices work with the Technical Director, Assistant Technical Director and IATSE carpenters to build various shows in our scene shop, which is located off-premises in North East Philadelphia. What You Will Do: Day to day responsibilities include: drafting, building, and sending marketing emails; maintaining a social media calendar, drafting content, and updating platforms; making updates to Studios website and building web pages; writing a variety of content, including social media posts, press materials, direct mail, and on-site collateral; assist with press/influencer outreach; brainstorm with the Marketing team on subscriptions and single ticket sales strategies throughout the season. Photo credits | Masthead, Kadeem Ali Harris and Molly Israel in, email our Director of Apprentice Programming, Shannon Rae Lutz, please email our Director of Apprentice Programming, 2 letters of recommendation (your references will need to upload their letters by application deadline using the online. % We encourage young people under age 18 to sign up for our Education newsletter and explore our student events. stream

endobj The program is a great fit for those who are just coming out of their college theatre programs, as well as for artists pursuing an experiential path towards their professional career. Opportunities and responsibilities include: introductory bookkeeping and accounting duties like Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and daily cash management; regular financial reporting, and aiding in the preparation and execution of the annual financial audit; supporting the Theatres Board of Trustees and attending all meetings of the full Board, as well as some committee meetings; running the daily operations of the office, and providing general admin support to all staff and visiting artists. If you are interested in more information, please email our Director of Apprentice Programming. We see it as a partnership between Studio Theatre and the Apprentice one that is mutually beneficial for all parties. Finally, the Apprentice learns real world skills that they can take to other theatres or industries by processing weekly Accounts Payable and Receivables, and working as the point person in running a busy office. In addition, there are networking opportunities with other DC-area apprentices. "g.kG[E!lG5-#8[ea;'!92y^0RN.e%2LcSAC^E *iu67cT['1@ al#qv|`FoWB{}o, v?(Wv4@JlJ4 3 C*h=_x? Can I participate in the acting apprenticeship part-time? This educational program is designed to support people who are members of a group that is underrepresented in careers in theatre in Los Angelesmeaning there are fewer people in those jobs than in the general Los Angeles County population. Studio Theatre provides the following for all members of our Apprentice class: Contemporary Style Housing: Butler House, located in the bustling Columbia Heights neighborhood in Washington DC, is just a short walk from the Theatre. As a respected midsized theatre, Studio is both ambitious enough to provide invigorating programming and small enough to allow its Apprentices unique access to the Theatres artistic and administrative leadership. The program Studios Director of Production serves as the overall mentor for this Apprenticeship, but the Apprentice will have opportunities to work with design teams and all members of the production department to guide the design and build process for Studios productions. Studios Director of Production serves as the overall mentor for this Apprenticeship, but for each production the Apprentice will be teamed with an experienced AEA Stage Manager who will work with them to focus on specific aspects of the work. , , , : , Squid Game , . Other duties include greeting patrons attending Walnut Street Theatre pre show dinners and at special events. No, housing is not included. Apprentices will work 20 hours per week in the office during InterActs business hours. , , () . . For answers to questions about the Professional Apprentice Program at Walnut Street Theatre call 215.574.3550 ext. Are there any requirements to apply for an apprenticeship? A;fuV-5"GH}52.=?:6G2B5E~CF(' yf@b`Q"$?]"WXasAL1,! The examples we give are not meant to be comprehensive. 110 0 obj Applicants should have strong availability during the apprenticeship timeframe. Primary office duties include box office, customer service, office administration and facilities management. @zcS6>=3*AZZ6o)+4U&P9-:*hn{q-|f_`O +o9ls[boU\%vB tmB :[m.1DtgnvX9<=Vf %h) ,l(T=o%cPx8)1&Mi+\S>\LJKgVF35:w #_{T\|0 `@AzD[A9`g}#Nui'/)|rf Skills/Qualifications: Applicants should be comfortable with persuasive writing, have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Excel, Word), and have an interest in marketing and sales. 106 0 obj theatre as a springboard for social change. The Apprentice Company is the theatres resident Ensemble and its members are nurtured and valued for their essential role in the organizations operations and purpose. Information about any previous experience that might help us understand why you would be a good fit for this program. What Youll Do: You will support the individual giving team implementing various fundraising campaigns, assisting with event logistics, and providing admin support through our database of 600+ donor households. Ideal candidates would show flexibility, be comfortable working in a team environment, and be eager to learn from theatre professionals. Please check back this fall for application dates for the 20232024 Season. , . You do not need to be currently enrolled in school to apply for any apprenticeship. During these rotations, apprentices will be called for weeknights and weekends; weekly office hours will be adjusted accordingly. Overview: The Producing/Community Engagement Apprenticeship is an immersive training experience, giving early-career directors and producers first-hand, practical experience with the artistic activities of on of the countys most respected mid-sized theatres. Technical/Production Apprentices do not need to have any experience in live theatre. What You Will Learn: Studios Directing Apprentice will gain a deeper understanding of directing, strengthen their communication skills by working under pressure with people in multiple departments with differing work styles and priorities, build their leadership skills through problem solving, and learn practical artistic administration skills. In addition to understudying or performing suitable main stage roles, the apprentice experience is amplified through masterclasses with local and visiting artists along with the chance to learn about administrative roles and take on paid crew positions. What is the deadline for applying for an apprentice position? Past apprentices have gone on to work for dozens of arts and cultural organizations across the country, including: Goodman Theatre, Geffen Playhouse, American Repertory Theater, Manhattan Theatre Club, The Public Theater, Roundabout Theatre Company, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Cirque du SoleilVegas, Geva Theatre Center, Seattle Opera, Disney World, Marin Theatre Company, Cincinnati Reds, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company and many, many more!