theater Opportunities

IMPORTANT NOTE - applications MUST be submitted through the CENTERSTAGE website. Applications submitted through this site will not be accepted. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx THE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND EDUCATION INTERN assists the education and community programs staff in administering and facilitating theater workshops, discussions, and trainings; organizing in-school residencies and visits; and maintaining department databases and archives. Applicants must show promise as a promoter, fundraiser, and advocate for CENTERSTAGE and theater education. Candidates need experience as both a theater and teaching artist; must work well and confidently with the public; and have excellent organizational, writing, and communication skills. ABOUT THE PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Graduating college seniors and recent graduates are invited to apply to CENTERSTAGEs 2013-14 Professional Internship Program, which provides hands-on experience and professional guidance to early-career artists, craftspeople, and administrators. Interns at the Baltimore-based LORT B/C theater work full time from mid-August to early June, enjoying benefits that include free housing, a weekly stipend, networking opportunities, and professional development. OTHER INTERNSHIP DISCIPLINES Artistic Director; Artistic and Dramaturgy; Audience Relations; Audio; Carpentry; Company Management; Costumes; Digital Media; Graphics; Lighting; Management; Marketing/Public Relations; Production Management/Stage Management; Properties; Scenic Art; and Stage Management. MORE INFORMATION about the Program, including internship descriptions and application guidelines, are available at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx Finally, diversity and inclusion are values central to the CENTERSTAGE mission, and we strongly encourage applications from members of traditionally underrepresented groups. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx

ABOUT TSA The Smithsonian Associates (TSA) advances the Smithsonian Institutions mission to increase and diffuse knowledge through life-enriching educational and cultural experiences inspired by the Smithsonians research and collections for DC-region students, families, and adults, and for learning communities nationwide. ABOUT DISCOVERY THEATER The Smithsonian's Discovery Theater is dedicated to offering the best in live performance for young people that celebrate the rich diversity of our region and our world. Each season we tap into the vast resources of the Smithsonian Institution to present relevant, culturally accurate entertaining programs. We offer dozens of interactive productions that feature puppets, storytellers, dancers, actors, musicians, and even mimes! INTERN DUTIES Assist with various aspects of the technical side of theater. Throughout the semester, there will opportunities to learn and assist in some the following areas: stage management, assistant direction, sound, lighting, props & costumes. Intern will participate actively in running and preparing for both produced and presented shows for Discovery Theater. May also be called on to assist in office duties, daily operations, artist communication, and hospitality. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES The tech intern will receive basic knowledge of how the technical aspects of a theater work as well as insight into the administrative side of technical theater. Possible training that may be offered includes SFX, sound & light boards, basic sound editing, sound and lighting design. SEASONS Spring (Jan May), Summer (Jun Jul) & Fall (Sep Dec) TIME COMMITMENT 30 - 40 hrs/wk; 1 full semester 1 academic year SCHEDULE Weekdays with an occasional weekend day or evening, flexible COMPENSATION All TSA Internships are unpaid and housing is not provided. College credit may be granted, but must be coordinated in advance with the intern's university/college. TO APPLY Complete the online application at http://intern.si.edu/. Click on the link for the Smithsonian Online Academic Appointment System (SOLAA). Questions can be directed to the Intern Coordinator at TSAInternships@si.edu or 202.633.8641. APPLICATION DEADLINES Spring October 1 Summer February 1 Fall July 1 If you have any questions, please contact: Ms. Meg Smolinski Intern Coordinator 1100 Jefferson Drive SW - Suite 3077 PO Box 23293 Washington DC 20026-3293 TSAInternships@si.edu Phone: 202-633-8641 Fax: 202-633-8909 For more information about internships with The Smithsonian Associates go to: http://residentassociates.org/ticketing/internships/start.aspx

We are looking for dedicated, positive and energetic interns to help us run our theater school. Jobs required would be walking kids to and from class, doing administrative work within the school and being a familiar/helpful face for our parents while class is going on.

Currently seeking enthusiastic interns for a live comedy venue in Santa Monica. We offer free Improv/Stand-Up classes to our interns as well as free entry to all our shows. We're looking for people who want to be involved in our community and get in on the ground floor of a fast growing comedy establishment.

ABOUT TSA The Smithsonian Associates (TSA) advances the Smithsonian Institutions mission to increase and diffuse knowledge through life-enriching educational and cultural experiences inspired by the Smithsonians research and collections for DC-region students, families, and adults, and for learning communities nationwide. ABOUT DISCOVERY THEATER The Smithsonians Discovery Theater is dedicated to offering the best in live performance for young people that celebrate the rich diversity of our region and our world. Each season we tap into the vast resources of the Smithsonian Institution to present relevant, culturally accurate entertaining programs. We offer dozens of interactive productions that feature puppets, storytellers, dancers, actors, musicians, and even mimes! SEASONS Spring (Jan May), Summer (Jun Jul), and Fall (Sep Dec) TIME COMMITMENT 30 40 hrs/week; 1 full semester 1 academic year. Part-time availability will also be considered. SCHEDULE Weekdays with an occasional weekend day or evening. COMPENSATION All TSA Internships are unpaid and housing is not provided. College credit may be granted, but must be coordinated in advance with the interns university/college. SUPERVISORS Sara Lokossou, Box Office Manager LOCATION S. Dillon Ripley Center, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

ABOUT TSA The Smithsonian Associates (TSA) advances the Smithsonian Institutions mission to increase and diffuse knowledge through life-enriching educational and cultural experiences inspired by the Smithsonians research and collections for DC-region students, families, and adults, and for learning communities nationwide. ABOUT DISCOVERY THEATER The Smithsonian's Discovery Theater is dedicated to offering the best in live performance for young people that celebrate the rich diversity of our region and our world. Each season we tap into the vast resources of the Smithsonian Institution to present relevant, culturally accurate entertaining programs. We offer dozens of interactive productions that feature puppets, storytellers, dancers, actors, musicians, and even mimes! INTERN DUTIES Assist with house management duties for the theater Assist in office management duties, box office/group sales, office duties, daily operations, and web research Assist in production, artist communication, hospitality and project management. When possible, interns may have the opportunity to help direct, stage manage, and mount productions. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES The Intern in this position will be exposed to all areas of artistic administration including sales/customer service, office operations and house & stage managing SEASONS Spring (Jan May), Summer (Jun Jul) & Fall (Sep - Dec) TIME COMMITMENT 30 - 40 hrs/wk; 1 full semester 1 academic year SCHEDULE Weekdays with an occasional weekend day or evening, flexible COMPENSATION All TSA Internships are unpaid and housing is not provided. College credit may be granted, but must be coordinated in advance with the intern's university/college. TO APPLY Complete the online application at http://intern.si.edu/. Click on the link for the Smithsonian Online Academic Appointment System (SOLAA). Questions can be directed to the Intern Coordinator at TSAInternships@si.edu or 202.633.8641. APPLICATION DEADLINES Spring October 1 Summer February 1 Fall July 1 If you have any questions, please contact: Ms. Meg Smolinski Intern Coordinator 1100 Jefferson Drive SW - Suite 3077 PO Box 23293 Washington DC 20026-3293 TSAInternships@si.edu Phone: 202-633-8641 Fax: 202-633-8909 For more information about internships with The Smithsonian Associates go to: http://residentassociates.org/ticketing/internships/start.aspx

Work with the Technical Director of Actors Company of Tulsa to plan, research, and bring together all the parts to build and set a theatrical show. We are a theater company looking for theater majors, or majors in a fields that will be benefited the most from this experience.

Berkshire Playwrights Lab is dedicated exclusively to encouraging, developing, and presenting new plays. While working in a professional and creative environment with established professionals, interns will have a provocative opportunity to share in the dramatic evolution of premiere works. This internship combines a thorough experience in both administration and production providing on the job training in the management office, rehearsal rooms, back stage, and front of house.

City Lit Theater Company is seeking interns to assist our Education Program Director with our upcoming Real Live Literature Program. We are looking for 2 - 4 interns to join us at Carter G. Woodson School at 4444 S. Evans Avenue on the following dates from about 1:30pm - 3:30pm: Tuesday, February 19th Tuesday, February 26th Tuesday, March 5th Tuesday, March 12th Tuesday, March 19th

IMPORTANT NOTE - applications MUST be submitted through the CENTERSTAGE website. Applications submitted through this site will not be accepted. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx THE STAGE MANAGEMENT INTERN works in all aspects of stage management, with primary duties in the rehearsal hall and as part of the running crew. Preference is given to candidates with experience outside academic theater. ABOUT THE PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Graduating college seniors and recent graduates are invited to apply to CENTERSTAGEs 2013-14 Professional Internship Program, which provides hands-on experience and professional guidance to early-career artists, craftspeople, and administrators. Interns at the Baltimore-based LORT B/C theater work full time from mid-August to early June, enjoying benefits that include free housing, a weekly stipend, networking opportunities, and professional development. OTHER INTERNSHIP DISCIPLINES Artistic Director; Artistic and Dramaturgy; Audience Relations; Audio; Community Programs and Education; Carpentry; Company Management; Costumes; Digital Media; Development; Graphics; Lighting; Management; Marketing/Public Relations; Multimedia; Production Management/Stage Management; Properties; and Scenic Art. MORE INFORMATION about the Program, including internship descriptions and application guidelines, are available at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx Finally, diversity and inclusion are values central to the CENTERSTAGE mission, and we strongly encourage applications from members of traditionally underrepresented groups. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx