The Alley Theatre is a Tony Award-winning indoor theatre in Downtown Houston, Texas, and hosts two stages. The "Hubbard" is the main stage with seating for 824; the more intimate "Neuhaus" seats 310. The Alley theatre company was founded in 1947.
The Arundel Barn Playhouse will present Summer Season 2009 in the tourist area of Kennebunkport, Maine. The Playhouse is located in beautiful southern New England with ocean beaches, golf, hiking, canoeing, restaurants and other summer amenities. It is 1-1/4 hrs from Boston and 30 min from Protland, Maine and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Summer climate is generally in the 80's with low humidity. Our facilities includes a proscenium stage with the audience area seating (216) contained in a farm barn built in the 1800's. There one farmhouse residence attached to the playhouse and, one block down the road, the Annex, which includes a second residence, costume shop, rehearsal space and costume and prop storage. Scene shop and offices are next to theatre. All shops are moderately equipped. In Summer Season 2009, we will present 12 weeks of live theatre (June 9 to August 29) in a climate of artistic collaboration with seasoned and a few aspiring professionals: "Suds (The Musical)", "Grease" or "Godspell", "The Mikado", "Altar Boyz", and "Almost, Maine". All 5 directors are hired via NYC and SSDC.
Since opening in 1991 we’ve become known for quality performances that keep audiences talking. Innovative new plays. Emerging playwrights. An intimate theatre experience unlike any other. Since bursting into the Sacramento scene, B Street Theatre continues to keep critics raving and audiences coming back for contemporary productions ranging from popular classics to first time debuts. Our two-theatre playhouse on B Street in Midtown is home to our Mainstage, B3 and Family Series, each created to house quality theatre for audiences year-round. Recognized as one of Northern California’s top professional theatres, we’ve produced more than 100 new plays, 60 of which are world, national, West Coast, or regional premieres. The mission of B Street Theatre is to promote education and literacy, social interaction, and cultural enrichment by engaging children and adults in the highest quality theatre arts and playwriting. B Street Theatre has been known for its innovative productions of new plays since its first season in 1991. Lesser-known is that the company was originally founded in 1986 for the purpose of bringing the excitement of live performance to children through a program known as Fantasy Theatre, which is now called the B Street Theatre School Tour. This educational outreach program reaches over 200,000 students in Northern California annually.
Founded in 1928, Berkshire Theatre Festival is one of the oldest professional regional theatres in the United States and the longest-running cultural organization in the Berkshires. Now under the helm of Artistic Director and CEO Kate Maguire, BTF presents theatre that matters—world premieres, contemporary works, and classics that speak to who we are in our world today. The Main Stage (408 seats), cataloged by the National Register of Historic Places, was originally designed and built by Stanford White as the Stockbridge Casino in 1888. The mission of BTF’s second stage, the intimate Unicorn Theatre (122 seats), is to provide a home for emerging artists and new theatrical ideas. BTF’s education program, BTF PLAYS!, reaches over 10,000 children annually through school residencies, touring performances, and summer performance training and writing programs. During the summer months BTF opens its doors to over 75 administrative, acting, and technical interns and apprentices.
The Bigfork Summer Playhouse will celebrate its 51st Season of live professional theatre this summer (2010). Known by many as the "theatre by the bay", the playhouse brings talent from across the country to bring the finest live professional theatre in the Northwest and is a past recipient of the Montana Governor's Award for the Arts. Bigfork Summer Playhouse is a Permanent Indoor (seats 435), Repertory, Musical, Summer, Non-Equity theatre. Productions for the 2010 season include: Forbidden Broadway; Fiddler on the Roof; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels; Tom Foolery; All Shook Up; Sugar Babies.
Brevard Music Center, located in Brevard, North Carolina, is an active and vibrant organization, preparing and presenting the Summer Institute and Festival held from mid-June to early August each summer. Over 400 students, ages 14 through post-college, come to the Music Center to study with outstanding artist faculty and visiting guest artists of national and international acclaim. For seven weeks, talented students participate in a rigorous and enriching program of instruction including private lessons, large ensemble rehearsals, chamber music, and theory. They expand their education and delight audiences with the presentation of public performances throughout the summer.
The City of Calabasas has taken a dynamic leadership position as Title Sponsor of CITF Season 2010, ensuring this vibrant addition to California’s cultural scene. This unique event will allow theatre lovers of all ages to immerse themselves in a dazzling assortment of classical and contemporary productions presented in a broad range of theatrical styles from many different countries. The California International Theatre Festival Apprentice Program (Inaugural Season 2010) offers 20-30 promising students age 18 and up an exciting opportunity to expand their theatre education and training over a period of three intensive weeks. Apprentices will attend daily workshops with acclaimed faculty and special seminars with visiting artists from around the globe. This unique international training program will expose students to a series of diverse acting, movement, & vocal disciplines including commedia, clown, mask work, kabuki and innovative character creation, taught by Grotowski, Decroux, Adler, & Lecoq trained master teachers. It also will provide apprentices with hands-on experience in producing and launching an international theatre festival. Classes are taught by a dedicated international group of artist faculty that includes Master Teachers from Universities and theatres nationwide as well as international artists from the festival. In addition, apprentices will work on the many facets of mounting the touring productions by participating in crews alongside visiting artists and assisting in every step of the production, from lights and sets to rehearsal assistance and house management. The program will provide valuable hands-on experience into the inner workings of a professional theatre operation. Not only will students have the opportunity to work on and attend all festival presentations, panel discussions, and performances, but the program will culminate in a performance by the Apprentices as part of the festival. The performance will allow the apprentices a chance to utilize their new theatrical skills and participate not only as students, but also as performers in the festival.
The California Theatre Center is a company with three major programs: a resident company that performs primarily for students and families from October to May; a resident company that performs primarily for adults in the summer; and touring companies that perform regionally, nationally and internationally. The performing artist is the focal point of CTC.
Carnival Cruise Lines is a Permanent Indoor, Cruise Ship, Musical, Touring, Year-round, Non-Equity venue(s). Productions includes Cruise ship shows for 22 vessels in fleet.
Cedar Point Live Entertainment is a Non-Equity Summer Theme Park offering Musicals at various venues throughout it's park in Sandusky, Ohio. Productions include: Classic Country; Island Rhythms; Dance Thru the Decades. Rehearsals: May 5, 2010 Season Dates: May 15, 2010 to September 6, 2010 Hiring: 10 Male/11 Female for singing and dancing
For over 45 years, CENTERSTAGE has been Baltimore's leading professional producing theater company and a pioneer in America's regional theater movement. Our smart, bold interpretations of both classic and contemporary plays and our exceptional production values have earned the theater a reputation for innovation and excellence—as well as a loyal audience—and have helped to keep professional theater alive and thriving in Maryland. Each year, a consistently broad range of productions in two intimate performing spaces attracts highly diverse audiences of more than 100,000 people—including more than 12,000 fiercely loyal subscriber members, many of whom have been with the theater during its entire history. Additionally, CENTERSTAGE offers a variety of dramaturgical, community, and educational programs to broaden access and enhance the theatergoing experience, earning its honorary designation as the official State Theater of Maryland.
Type: Permanent Indoor, Stock, Summer, Non-Equity Productions: My Fair Lady; Into the Woods; Year with Frog and Toad; Barefoot in the Park; Drowsy Chaperone Rehearsals: May 24, 2010 Season Dates: June 4, 2010 to July 24, 2010.
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is a professional theater company in the heart of downtown Cincinnati's Backstage district. The Company produces classics, the great works, and the works you rarely get a chance to see. These plays are the ones that have stood the test of time. The staging of these plays is thoughtfully crafted to create an engaging experience that will resonate with you, inspire your thoughts, and start conversations. But plays are only texts without talented theater professionals to reignite them, to invigorate them. Company members include the artistic director, Brian Isaac Phillips, who is responsible for guiding the artistic vision of the theater. Unique to the Cincinnati performing-arts community, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company employs a resident ensemble. The Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is a Permanent Indoor, Repertory, Non-musical, Touring, Year-round, Equity, SPT theatre. This season's productions include Blithe Spirit; King John; Much Ado About Nothing; Pride and Prejudice; Dracula; Julius Caeser; Merry Wives of Windsor; Ten Gentleman of Verona Rehearsals: July 1, 2010 Season Dates: July 1, 2010 through May 29, 2011 Hiring: 10 Male (5 Equity, 5 Non-Equity) for acting 6 Female (3 Equity, 3 Non-Equity) for acting
The Colorado Shakespeare Festival is a professional theatre company in residence at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Each summer the Festival hires five directors, and as many as forty actors, nine designers and more than 150 production personnel. Add to these a small administrative staff, apprentices, interns and volunteers and the CSF company includes as many as 180 individuals, most of whom arrive in Colorado in mid-May from all parts of the country (and the world). In 1992, CSF was named as one of the top Shakespeare festivals in the nation by TIME Magazine. That same year, the Festival received the Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts and the Denver Drama Critic's Circle Award for "Best Season for a Theatre Company."
The Cumberland County Playhouse is now the only major non-profit professional performing arts resource in rural Tennessee, and one of the 10 largest professional theaters in rural America. It serves more than 145,000 visitors annually with two indoor and two outdoor states, young audience productions, a comprehensive dance program, a concert series and touring shows. The Cumberland County Playhouse is the only non-profit professional performing arts organization in Tennessee that wholly owns and operates its own major performance facility. The Playhouse is committed to the arts as an indigenous, homegrown part of rural America - not a commodity imported from urban centers. The Playouse regularly produces new works based upon Tennessee and Southeastern history and culture, plus state and regional premieres and revivals of works with Appalachian themes. The Playhouse also strives to stretch its audiences with programming which includes major elements of opera, dance, and challenging dramatic works. The Playhouse features nearly 500 performances and 1600 classes in theatre, music and dance annually.
Dogwood Dell is a 2,400 seat amphitheatre owned and operated by the Richmond Virginia's Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Facilities and located in Byrd Park. Since 1956, it has been home to the Festival of Arts; a summer long celebration of the arts featuring art exhibits, concerts, dance and theatre. In addition to these events, the Festival of Arts also incorporates a children's series with performances at our Ha' Penny stage. Festival of Arts With its eclectic mix of old and new, the Festival of Arts has become one of Richmond's cultural treasures. Through our programming, the Festival of Arts strives to bring the Richmond community some of the most innovative and avant-garde performers, while also respecting the value and importance of traditional and classical works. Throughout June, July, and August, a variety of shows can be enjoyed at the "Dell" including classical music and dance; drama, comedy, and musical theatre; reggae, pop, swing, rhythm and blues, rock, jazz and contemporary music concerts. The Festival of Arts is flavored for every taste. Come early for a seat in the amphitheatre or bring a blanket to sit in the surrounding park. Although the dance concerts and programs presented at Dogwood Dell are normally purchased packaged shows for which we provide technical assistance, our three theatre productions are produced fully in-house. While many of our theatre productions are Richmond premieres, we also stage contemporary favorites. These productions continually prove to be some of Richmond's favorites and have even won awards. Ha'Penny Stage The Ha'Penny Stage behind the Carillon is a center for children's theatre and entertainment on Sunday afternoons during the Festival of Arts. Programs include music, theatre, juggling, story-telling and more. Past Festivals Past Festivals have included performances by The Richmond Symphony, The Lyric Ensemble, Bio Ritmo, 80th Division Army Band, Fat Ammon's, BS&M, Chuck Davis African Dance Ensemble productions, Blue Ridge Theatre Festival, Theatre IV, SPARC and the University of Richmond among many, many others. Departmental Productions Departmental produced productions include such shows as Camelot, Evita, Steel Magnolias, Raisin in the Sun, Barnum, Jesus Christ Superstar, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Will, The Scarlet Letter, Teahouse of the August Moon, The Shadowbox, The Piano Lesson and many more!
Founded in 1964 by George C. White and named in honor of America's only Nobel Prize-winning playwright, The O'Neill is home to six distinct programs: the O'Neill Playwrights Conference, Music Theater Conference, Puppetry Conference, National Theater Institute, Critics Institute and the Monte Cristo Cottage, O'Neill's childhood home located in neighboring New London. At The O'Neill, writers and directors, puppeteers and singers, students and audiences alike take their first steps in exploring, revising and understanding their work and the potential of the theater they help create. The work of The O'Neill focuses on the script as it begins its journey to the stage. The actors work with minimal props and no sets or costumes, holding scripts in their hands, revealing for the first time the magic of a new play or musical, puppetry piece or cabaret act. Work first performed at The O'Neill has gone on to regional theaters, Broadway, movies and television. Students and professionals who have honed their skills at The O'Neill can be seen in these venues every day across the country. Others work behind the scenes as playwrights, directors, in stage management, publicity and a hundred other roles that the public never sees but are nonetheless essential to every production.
The barn-like appearance of the main stage facility is reminiscent of our summer stock beginnings, but today it houses state of the art lighting and sound systems, electronic stages, costume studio/storage, and dressing room space for 40. The Auditorium seats 506 patrons in air-conditioned comfort. Adjoining the main stage is the scenic studio (75”X 40”) fully equipped for scenic construction, welding, painting, properties craft storage and construction.
Florida Rep is located in the heart of the Fort Myers River District, and is part of a relatively young community that is growing and developing rapidly. Just between Naples and Sarasota, Fort Myers is the gateway to Sanibel and Captiva Islands, and the theatre sits on the banks of the Caloosahatchee River within walking distance of the marina, and a plethora of affordable restaurants. Florida Rep is a not-for-profit theatre group headed by Producing Artistic Director Robert Cacioppo. Although formed in 1998, the ensemble-based company is a continuation of the troupe that Cacioppo developed over a twenty-year period on Sanibel and Captiva, chiefly at the Pirate Playhouse. Florida Rep is a fully professional Equity company on contract with the Actors' (AEA), Directors' (SSDC) and Designers' (USA) unions, and comprised of professional actors, stage managers, directors, designers and technicians. Season Dates: October 26, 2010 to May 21, 2011
Florida Stage is a not-for-profit professional theatre that produces contemporary works by both established and emerging playwrights. As the southeast's largest theatre dedicated to producing exclusively new and developing work, Florida Stage is recognized both locally and nationally as a leader in its industry. We have world premiered over 30 plays. Our intimate, 250-seat, three-quarter thrust auditorium is designed to maximize the quality and impact of your theatre-going experience.
Type: Permanent Indoor, Stock, Musical, Summer, Equity, Non-Equity, LOA Productions: Avenue Q; A Chorus Line; Singin’ in the Rain; Fame; Fiddler on the Roof; Seussical. Rehearsals: June 6, 2010 Season Dates: June 15, 2010 to August 29, 2010 Hiring: 8 Male for acting, singing, dancing 8 Female for acting, sining, dancing
A not-for-profit repertory theatre dedicated to producing the works of William Shakespeare and other enduring authors. Founded in 1986, Georgia Shakespeare creates thoughtful, bold and passionate interpretations of a diverse body of work rooted in Shakespeare and branching out to embrace the best writers and ideas of all eras. On the stage and through educational programming, we strive to entertain, to ignite the imagination and to creatively explore the journey of the human spirit.
Greenbrier Valley Theatre has enjoyed the support of a loyal community whose nurturing has developed a vigorous, professional organization with a vision to establish GVT as a significant regional performing theatre. In March 2006 GVT became West Virginia's Official Year-Round Professional Theatre. Theatre Type: Permanent Indoor, Repertory, Musical, Non-musical, Educational, Year-round, Equity - LOA in ref LORT, Productions: 39 Steps; Seafarer; Hoola Hoop Shaboop; Death of a Salesman; Never More; Earnest in Love.. Rehearsals: April Season Dates: April 2010 to December 2010
The Hangar Theatre is located in Ithaca, NY, in the heart of the Finger Lakes region. The Hangar Theatre is a nationally-recognized professional theatre. Located in beautiful Ithaca, New York, the Hangar is home to the Lab Company, an intensive summer theatre training program for young professionals in acting, directing, design, and playwriting. Lab Company artists are selected via a competitive national search. The Lab Company runs during the Hangar's summer season, June to August; the season encompasses nearly twenty productions on our Mainstage, KIDDSTUFF, and Wedge stages. Twenty-four actors, four designers, three assistant directors, and six playwrights will be invited to participate in the 2010 Lab Company. In addition, three directors will be selected by the Drama League Directors Project to serve as the artistic leadership of the Lab Company. Lab Company artists attend master classes taught by professional guest artists. Each Lab Company artist is cast in, assistant directs, or designs a new production every two weeks, totaling at least three different productions during his or her training residency at the Hangar Theatre. Type: Permanent Indoor, Apprenticeship Program, Musical, Non-Musical, Theatre for Youth, Touring, Educational, Summer, Non-Equity Productions: 2nd Stage Productions to be determined in May 2010. Rehearsals: June 7, 2010 Season Dates: June 7, 2010 to August 8, 2010 Hiring: 12 Male for acting and possibly for singing and dancing 12 Female for acting and possibly for singing and dancing
Representatives from the Costume area will be at SETC Friday and Saturday. We will be hiring all levels of experience from wardrobe and stitchers to cutters and drapers. Please visit our table starting Friday for specific details.
Type: Theme Park, Summer, Non- Equity Productions: Matt Davenport Productions (5 shows), SRO & Associates (2 shows), RWS & Associates (1 show), Windish Music & Productions (3 shows), WJS Productions (1 show) Rehearsals: Depending on show (Early/mid April) Season Dates: May 2010 to Mid-September 2010 Hiring: 35 Male/25 Female for singing, dancing. Benefits: Subsidized housing, free admission to HERSHEYPARK. Add’l Duties Meet and greet before and after show.
Horn in the West drama is located in the heart of Boone, North Carolina in one of the most beautiful outdoor theatres in the country. This adventure, from our nation's heritage, has offered thrilling outdoor entertainment to generations of Americans since it premiered in 1952. We are the third oldest outdoor drama. Our goal is to preserve history through drama including battles, dancing and songs. You become part of a unique family when you come to work with us. We also encourage second stage productions by company members.
The Illinois Shakespeare Festival exemplifies a long-established tradition of professional theatre devoted to performing the plays of William Shakespeare. Every summer, a collection of theatre professionals and interns unite in Bloomington-Normal, IL, to create a dynamic environment, one dedicated not only to education but also the enthusiastic creation of performing art. In 1978, the Festival was founded as a partnership between the Illinois State University School of Theatre and the College of Fine Arts; that partnership continues today. The School of Theatre provides budget support, personnel, and facilities; the College of Fine Arts provides budget support, specifically for administrative salaries, as well as facility support. The Festival's impact on the theatre world has been recognized in media and scholarly journals from Bloomington to Chicago, New York, and back in Shakespeare's home country, England.
Summer theatre camps at Interlochen offer students the opportunity to study with some of the top artists and educators in the field, from all over the United States. Theatre programs are available for students who will complete grades 3-12 during the 2009-10 academic year, and include musical theatre, design and technology, repertory theatre, acting, and more.
Jacob's Pillow's mission is to support dance creation, presentation, education, and preservation; and to engage and deepen public appreciation and support for dance. World premieres, U.S. debuts, master and emerging artists, and collaborations with composers, visual artists, and writers comprise over 160 performances presented each Festival season.
Jenny Wiley Theatre is Kentucky's only professional theatre east of I-75 offering theatrical productions year round at both the Jenny Wiley Amphitheatre, located within the Jenny Wiley State Resort Park, and surrounding venues. The Theatre's presentation of classic Broadway musicals, comedies, historical dramas and Holiday productions have kept theatre-goers entertained for well over four decades. You and your family are invited to enjoy the best entertainment the region has to offer. Type: Permanent Indoor, Black Box, Dinner, Outdoor Amphitheatre, Stock, Repertory, Musical, Non-musical, Touring, Year-round, Non-Equity Productions: Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella; Jack and the Beanstalk; Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical; Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Rehearsals: May 28, 2010 Season Dates: June 11, 2010 to August 14, 2011 Hiring: 10 Male/10 Female for acting, singing and dancing
We are a professional, non-profit theater company dedicated to providing quality theater productions for children. Type: Permanent Indoor, Theatre for Youth, Touring, Year-round, Non-Equity Productions: Cinderella (Main Stage); The Little Mermaid / The Legend of John Henry (Tour); Pinocchio (Main Stage); If You Give a Pig a Pancake (Main Stage); The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (Main Stage); The Fisherman and His Wife / Red Badge of Courage (Tour); Holes (Main Stage); Go, Dog! Go! (Main Stage) Rehearsals: Late August 2009 Season Dates: August 20, 2009 to May 30, 2010 Hiring: 6-8 Male/4-6 Female for acting, singing.
An exciting new season is about to begin for Lincoln Amphitheatre! Introducing a new production to commemorate the bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth. Full company will assemble May 16th, with some positions reporting earlier. Needed -- actors, stage hands, electricians, to master electrician, and more. Positions until mid-August with possibilities for extended run. Come be part of our company and celebrate Abraham Lincoln. Conducting interviews and auditions while at SETC March 3-7, Lexington, KY.
From their headquarters in White House, Tennessee, Matt Davenport Productions influence reaches from coast to coast, delivering high quality family entertainment to tens of thousands of delighted audience members every year. With a diverse staff of writers, designers, choreographers, arrangers, costumers and producers, MDP has been creating and producing shows at Hersheypark, SeaWorld, Country Tonite / Pigeon Forge, Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Busch Gardens Tampa, as well as numerous national tours, including the officially sponsored Gershwin centennial production of 'American Rhapsody'.
Nashville Ballet is Middle Tennessee's second largest performing arts organization and an accomplished ensemble in demand both locally and internationally. While at the 2010 SETC Convention, we will be seeking to hire an Undergrad Costume Supervisor for year-round work. Pay range is $575/wk and up (depending on experience).
Type: Permanent Indoor, Touring, Non-Equity, Seasonal (October thru December) Productions: A Christmas Carol Rehearsals: Early November, 2010 Season Dates: November 2010 - December 2010 Hiring: 25 Male/25 Female: acting, singing, dancing
New Harmony Theatre is a professional theatre operating under an agreement with Actors' Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States, and produced by the University of Southern Indiana. Type: Permanent Indoor, Stock, Summer, Equity, Non-Equity, LORT Productions: he School for Scandal; The Glass Menagerie; Finian’s Rainbow Rehearsals: Late May Season Dates: June 11, 2010 to August 15, 2010 Hiring: 26 Males (16 Equity/10 Non-Equity) for acting, singing and/or dancing 13 Females (8 Equity/5 Non-Equity) for acting, singing and/or dancing
New Stage produces five plays each year in its subscription series, in addition to a Christmas show, an annual student matinee, and a kids-only show that features local area talent. Main stage productions range from master works to contemporary classics to new plays. All carry the mark of professional quality for which the theatre has long been recognized. Type: Permanent Indoor, Repertory, Educational, Year-round, Equity, Non-Equity, AEA Guest Productions: Dividing the Estate; Twelfth Night; Breaking Up is Hard To Do. Rehearsals: August 10, 2010 Season Dates: September 7, 2010 to June 12, 2011 Hiring: 15 Males (6 Equity / 9 Non-Equity) for acting, singing 15 Females (6 Equity / 9 Non-Equity) for acting, singing
Website: www.ncl.com Type: Cruise Ship, Year-round, Summer Productions: Soul Rockin’ Nights; Band on the Run; Shout!; Showdown; Elements; Cirque Biyou; Encore!
Theatre Type: Permanent Indoor, Dinner, Repertory, Musical, Summer Productions: Taming of the Shrew; Two by Two; Lend Me a Tenor. Rehearsals: June 6, 2010 Season Dates: June 1, 2010 to July 18, 2010 Hiring: 10 Male/10 Female acting, singing, dancing
A theatre with an emphasis on 20th century American classics, new works, area premieres, reinterpretation of classics, and musical theater.
Orlando Shakespeare Theater offers 9 month Acting Internships and Technical Apprenticeships which include a weekly stipend and housing. Theatre Type: Permanent Indoor, Repertory, Musical, Non-Musical, Theatre for Youth, Equity, Non-Equity, SPT 9 & 10 Productions: 39 Steps; Pride & Prejudice; Cymbeline; Charm; Chaps!; Playfest: Festival of NewPlays; Midsummer Nights’ Dream; Lilly’s Plastic Purple Purse. Rehearsals: August 24, 2010 Season Dates: September 19, 2010 to April 24, 2011 Hiring: 1-2 Male/1-2 Female acting, singing
The Mainstage company produces Broadway musicals. These productions have developed a reputation for high level of artistic performances in respect to acting, sets and costumes. The Children's Theatre company, during an eight week summer season, travels to seven communities in NH, performing adaptations of well-loved fairy tales. These performances are presented in partnership with other arts organizations that host the shows in their local communities. Our summer company, spearheaded by Artistic Director, Kate Arecchi, consists of 40-60 actors, technicians and administrative staff who join us from across the country. The Penguin Ski Lodge, once home to the Lincoln Opera House, serves as the main residence for most of our staff, complete with dining room and a gymnasium that serves as our rehearsal space. The residence is within walking distance of downtown Lincoln and the Papermill Theatre.
Peach State Summer Theatre is Valdosta’s premiere professional summer stock theatre! Each summer, a company of some 60 actor-singers, dancers, technicians, managers, and creators will reside in Valdosta for a nine-week season. During that time, they will rehearse, build and present three musicals in rotating repertory. Type: Permanent Indoor, Stock, Repertory, Musical, Summer, AEA Guest Productions: White Christmas; Disney’s Mulan; The Secret Garden Rehearsals: May 17, 2010 Season Dates: June 4, 2010 to July 18, 2010 Hiring: 10 Male/10 Female for acting, singing, dancing. 1 Equity Male/ 1 Equity Female for acting, singing, dancing
Pioneer Playhouse is the oldest outdoor theatre in Kentucky and has been called the "Granddaddy" of Kentucky Outdoor Dramas. The Playhouse was also instrumental in pioneering the outdoor theatre movement in the state. More than 3,000 aspiring actors have strode across the stage since Henson turned an empty field into a theatre complex. Today the unconventional, hand-built theatre serves a pre-show dinner out of doors and a live performance Tuesday through Saturday, every summer, come rain or shine. (Indoors in case of rain.) Type: Outdoor Amphitheatre (Indoor theatre in case of rain), Stock, Summer, Non-Equity Productions: A Nice Family Gathering; Miranda: The Catch of the Day; The Dillenger Dilemma; For Better; Run for Your Wife. Rehearsals: May 31, 2010 Season Dates: June 11, 2010 to August 21, 2010 Hiring: 6 Male/6 Female for acting
Type: Permanent Indoor, Stock, Musical, Non-musical, Theatre for Youth, Touring, Year-round, Non-Equity Productions: Drowsy Chaperone; Peter Pan; 39 Steps; Arsenic an Old Lace; Black Pearl Sings; August Osage County; From Up Here; Dividing the Estate; Speech and Debate; Superior Donuts; Gray Gardens; Midsummer Nights Dream (a new a capella opera); Ragtime, Eleemosynary; 4 shows yet to be selected. Rehearsals: July 2010 Season Dates: July 2010 to June 2011 Hiring: Males / Females for acting, singing, dancing Benefits: Health Insurance Add’l Duties: Acting interns work in a tech. area of their choice when not in a performance or rehearsal situation.
Porthouse Theatre provides a unique training opportunity for actors, designers, technicians, and managers, working in the context of a professional producing theatre. They work side by side with established professionals to refine their skills and talents. Type: Outdoor/Amphitheatre, Musical, Educational, Summer, Equity, URTA Tier ! Productions: 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee; Bye Bye Birdie; The Foreigner Rehearsals: May 25, 2010 Season Dates: June 10, 2010 to August 8, 2010 Hiring: 6 Male/6 Female for acting, singing, dancing
The Prizery arts center has won the prestigious Arts Build Communities Rising Star Award from Virginians for the Arts, making it the first-ever recipient of a new award that honors an up-and-coming arts organization having a significant impact on its community. Type: Permanent Indoor, Year Round , Summer, Non-Equity Productions: Hank Williams: Lost Highway; To Kill A Mockingbird; Dames At Sea; Almost Maine; You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown; 25th Anniversary of Putnam County Spelling Bee; Christmas Review. Rehearsals: June 7, 2010 Season Dates: July 1, 2010 to August 21, 2010 Hiring 3 Male/3 Female for acting, singing, dancing
The Randolph College theatre program builds the fundamental skills required for performance and technical production and expands students' understanding of the role theatre plays in our society, its foundation, and how it enriches our lives. Both theory and application are primary considerations. Regardless of class year, students are encouraged to participate in all phases of production, from acting and play writing to set design and construction.
Type: Corporate Industrials, Cruise Ships, Theme Park, Touring, Year-round, Summer, Equity, Non-Equity Productions: 2009 EMMY Award Winner! Musical theatre based theme park shows and corporate industrials. Also, the exclusive Producers of the all new live stage shows of MTV’s “Rock Band,” CBS Television’s “Survivor” and “The Amazing Race”, as well as HIT Entertainment’s “Bob the Builder” and “Thomas & Friends”. Rehearsals: Year-round Season Dates: Year-round & Seasonal Hiring: 120+ Males (20+ Equity / 100+ Non-Equity) for acting, singing, dancing 120+ Females (20+ Equity / 100+ Non-Equity) for acting, singing, dancing
Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre will present its 27th season during the summer of 2010. Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre produces four Broadway musicals each summer in the beautiful 630-seat Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre on the campus of Shenandoah University in Winchester, VA. Thirteen performances are given of each musical over a two-week period drawing audiences from a 150-mile radius with groups traveling in from as far away as Ohio and North Carolina. Type: Permanent Indoor, Musical, Summer, Non-Equity, AEA Guest Productions: Showboat; Oklahoma; Seussical; White Christmas Rehearsals: May 2010 Season Dates: June 2010 thru August 2010 Hiring: 15 Male (1 Equity/14 Non-Equity) for acting, singing, dancing 15 Female (1 Equity/14 Non-Equity) for acting, singing dancing
The Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre is dedicated to presenting theatre of the highest professional quality thereby enriching the Southern Appalachian Region through artistic programming, education, and outreach. Type: Permanent Indoor, Repertory, Summer, Non-Equity, AEA Guest Productions: A Little Night Music; Tuesdays with Morrie; As You Like It; Tradin’ Paint Rehearsals: Mid May Season Dates: May 27, 2010 to August 22, 2010 Hiring: 10 Males (5 Equity /5 Non-Equity) acting, and singing 10 Females (5 Equity/5 Non-Equity) for acting and singing
Type: Permanent Indoor, Theme Park, Outdoor/Amphitheatre, Musical, Non-musical, Summer, Non-Equity. Productions: To Be Determined Rehearsals: March 2010 Season Dates: April 2010 to September 2010 Hiring: 25 Equity Males for acting, singing, dancing 25 Females for acting, singing, dancing
Stagedoor Manor, a Performing Arts Summer Camp for ages 10 -18 in NY’s Catskill Mountains, will be at SETC looking for staff for our 2010 season (June – August). Our program is for youth interested in exposure to the theatre, in a Summer Stock style setting. We produce 39 shows in our 8 onsite theaters (Black Box to Proscenium to In The Round) over summer. We seek energetic, flexible, youth oriented, hard working, & fun loving individuals to help create, design & build the productions for our young performers.
STAGES ST. LOUIS is a professional not-for-profit theatre company dedicated to producing the indigenous American art form of musical theatre. STAGES ST. LOUIS operates year round with a staff of twenty. A full-time seasonal company operates from May to October and presents 124 performances in the 380-seat Robert G. Reim Theatre at the Kirkwood Civic Center.
SummerStock at The University of Findlay has been setting the standard for professional theatre in northwest Ohio since 1977. SummerStock uses a core professional company and supplements with an adjunct company of undergraduate interns and high school apprentices. SummerStock also produces SummerStock Youth Conservatory, a unique summer learning experience for children ages 6-14. Type: Permanent Indoor, Stock, Musical, Educational, Summer, Non-Equity Productions: Thoroughly Modern Millie; Little Shop of Horrors Rehearsals: June 1, 2010 Season Dates: June 1, 2010 to July 20, 2010 Hiring: 4 Male for acting, singing, dancing 4 Female for acting, singing, dancing
Preparations are well underway for the 38th production season of TECUMSEH!. The huge, outdoor stages of the Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheatre afford the audience a unique viewing experience. Type: Outdoor Amphitheatre, Summer, Non-Equity Productions: “TECUMSEH!” Rehearsals: May 24, 2010 Season Dates: June 11, 2010 to September 4, 2010 Hiring: 25 Male/8 Female for acting
THE BEAUTIFUL PIONEER AMPHITHEATRE, carved out of and nestled into a natural basin in the majestic Palo Duro Canyon-the nation’s second largest canyon-comes alive once again this summer with the 43rd Anniversary Season of the Official Play of the State of Texas. Type:Outdoor/Amphitheatre, Musical, Summer, Non-Equity Productions: “Texas” Musical Drama Rehearsals: May 10, 2010 Season Dates: June 4, 2010 to August 14, 2010 Hiring: 50 Males for acting, singing, dancing 50 Females for acting, singing, dancing
Millions have seen the compelling story that celebrates the 117 English men, women, and children whose dream still lives on in this American original. First staged in 1937, The Lost Colony it is the nation’s premier and longest-running symphonic drama. Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paul Green, The Lost Colony’s 73rd anniversary season opens MAY 28 and plays nightly except Sunday through Aug. 20, 2010 at Manteo’s Waterside Theatre, on North Carolina’s Outer Banks. The Lost Colony is the "grandfather" of all outdoor dramas and is produced by the Roanoke Island Historical Association (RIHA), a non-profit whose mission is to celebrate the history of the first English colonies on Roanoke Island, North Carolina, and to honor the founders of The Lost Colony symphonic drama through drama, education, and literature. Type: Outdoor Amphitheatre, Musical, Non-Musical, Educational, Summer, Historical Symphonic Drama, Non-Equity. Productions: The Lost Colony; The Tale of the Frog Prince; The Wizard of Oz.. Rehearsals: Begin May 9, 2010 Season Dates: May 28, 2010 to August 20, 2010 Hiring: 46 Male for acting; singing; dancing 25 Female for acting; singing; dancing
Ocean State Theatre Company, Inc., a Rhode Island 501(c) (3) organization, is proud to be entering its third full season as the resident Producing Company at the historic Theatre By The Sea. Theatre By The Sea is a 500 seat Summer Stock Barn Theatre, located 1/4 mile from the Rhode Island shore. In 2010, OSTC is looking forward to continuing the 77 year tradition of presenting live Theatre in South County. Type: Permanent Indoor, Stock, Summer, LOA Ref. LORT Productions: A Chorus Line; Hello Dolly; Little Shop of Horrors; The Full Monty. Rehearsals: May 18, 2010 Season Dates: May 18, 2010 to September 5, 2010 Hiring: 16-25 Males (4-16 Equity /10-25 Non-Equity) for acting, singing, dancing 16-25 Females (4-16 Equity /10-25 Non-Equity) acting, singing, dancing
Theatre West Virginia is celebrating its 50th season during the summer of 2010! Producing 4 outdoor musicals in repertory, two historical musical shows Hatfields and McCoys and Honey in the Rock, plus a Broadway style musical Footloose that we will be casting at SETC. In addition to our professional summer season we are also offering Willy Wonka, which will be produced through TWV’s Training Academy, which has been in existence since 1998. TWV has an educational touring acting company which will offer The Main Street Kid’s Club from September, 2010 through May, 2011. We hope to see you at SETC in March 2010!
Triad Stage began as the dream of creating a professional not-for-profit regional theatre to serve the communities of the Triad. Co-founders Preston Lane and Richard Whittington forged their artistic partnership as graduate students at the Yale School of Drama. After managing a theater in Connecticut for two years, they undertook the three-year task of opening their own theater in the heart of historic Greensboro. Triad Stage converted a former Montgomery Ward department store building which now houses the Pyrle Theater, complete with a 300-seat theater and thrust stage and rehearsal hall.
The Cherokee Historical Association, a non-profit organization, was founded in 1948 and is located in the heart of the Cherokee Cultural District. Our mission is to “perpetuate and preserve the history and culture of the Cherokee People.” We accomplish our mission through the operation of two cultural attractions; the Oconaluftee Indian Village living history site and the renowned outdoor drama Unto These Hills. Unto These Hills is one of the nation’s foremost outdoor dramas. Debuting in 1950, Unto These Hills has been performed for over six million visitors in its over 60 years of operation. From the first contact with Europeans to the infamous and tragic Trail of Tears, Unto These Hills tells the triumphant story of the Cherokee through the eons. Type: Outdoor, Summer, Non-Equity Productions: Unto These Hills Rehearsals: May 2010 Season Dates: June 4, 2010 through August 28, 2010 Hiring: 6-8 Males for acting, singing, dancing 6-8 Females for acting, singing, dancing
Venice Theatre is a large community theatre (budget of $2.2 million) with four series: Mainstage, Stage II, Cabaret and Generations. There are 24 staff members, plus approximately 60 paid guest actors, directors, music directors, choreographers, musicians, designers and teachers. Housing will be provided for all guest artists from a distance of more than 40 miles, at no cost to the artist. Does not include health insurance for guest artist, except for AEA Guest contracts.
In 2010 the Virginia Shakespeare Festival celebrates its 32nd annual season. All performances are in the main auditorium (600 seats) of Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall on the William & Mary campus Productions: As You Like It; A Man for All Seasons
Type: Permanent Indoor, Stock, Non-musical, Educational, Year-round, Equity Productions: Alive & Well; Romeo and Juliet; A Christmas Carol; Billy Bishop Goes to War; Around the World in 80 Days; Raisin in the Sun. Rehearsals: August 2010 Season Dates: August 2010 to April 2011 Hiring: 2 Males/2 Females for acting and singing
The Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, PA, the oldest continuously operating theatre in the English-speaking world, is seeking talented, dynamic and ambitious applicants for its 2010-2011 Apprentice Program. The Walnut produces 5 Main Stage and 5 Studio productions in 1,078 and 80 seat theatres with over 56,000 season subscribers. Apprentices are an important and vital part of the operation of our theatre. Applicants are sought in all acting and technical areas.
Weathervane Playhouse's 42nd season will include the Broadway classic MY FAIR LADY, the heart-warming drama THE MIRACLE WORKER, the recent Broadway smash THE PRODUCERS, a truly magical ALICE IN WONDERLAND, and the great big fat gorgeous Broadway hit from 2003 -- HAIRSPRAY! Type: Permanent Indoor, Stock, Summer, Non-Equity, AEA Guest Rehearsals: May 20, 2010 Season Dates: May 20,2010 to August 9, 2010 Hiring: 10 Male/10 Female acting, singing, dancing