About the role
Information Technology
Join our team of idealists to keep ATW Office systems, WordPress website, PC workstations, network, rental equipment, video and photo equipment up-to-date. We seek individuals with website, networking, PC maintenance, Office systems administration, A/V equipment set-up and/or Media management skills.
Projects will include:
- Setting-up and networking PCs and printers, keeping them free of viruses, installing programs needed for staff
- Managing data and video footage on ATW’s video storage systems
- Supporting our video editors, setting-up new pages and forms on our website, training staff in using A/V or office IT equipment
- Other special IT projects that will make the organization run more efficiently.
Non-Profit Theatre Internship in NYC – Program Details
- Location: New York City (remote and in-person opportunities may be available)
- Schedule: Year-round openings
- Compensation: Unpaid
- Eligibility: College juniors/seniors, recent graduates, and career changers
- International applicants welcome
Training and Onboarding
The program starts with a 1–2 week intensive training, where interns explore:
- ATW’s core mission and operations
- Essays and teachings of ATW’s Artistic Director and Founder Thurman E. Scott
- Documentaries of ATW’s award-winning theatre programs
Meaningful Work – Real Contribution
As an ATW intern, you will:
- Participate in planning meetings and creative discussions
- Support live theatre productions and outreach events
- Manage communications, schedules, and administrative tasks
- Collaborate with experienced professionals and peers from around the world
Grow Your Career – and Yourself
Our NYC nonprofit theatre internship helps you develop the confidence, creative insight, and self-awareness you need to pursue your chosen path. Whether you aim for a career in arts management, theatre production, or nonprofit leadership, this internship provides the tools, mentorship, and space to thrive.
United States
Program Eligibility and Requirements:
- College undergraduate (18 years of age or older), recent graduate with a career interest in non-profit arts management, or individual considering a career change into the non-profit arena.
- U.S. Student Internships are for a minimum of 4 months (20 to 40 hours weekly).
- All full-time intern applicants are expected to work a flexible schedule that will include Saturdays. Interns work five days per week with two days off. The two days off may vary from week to week based on ATW’s weekly schedule.
- All full-time intern applicants are expected to intern 40+ hours per week including days, evenings or a combination of both. As an active theatre, ATW’s hours of operation are from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM and sometimes later in order to accommodate productions and events.
Our internship program is designed to facilitate students receiving course credit for participation in the program.
Only fully completed applications will be considered.
International
Program Eligibility and Requirements:
- College undergraduate, recent graduate with a career interest in non-profit arts management, or individual considering a career change into the non-profit arena.
- International Student Internships are full time for 4-18 months.
- ATW does not sponsor interns for visas. International intern applicants are required to independently obtain a visa that allows them to live legally in the United States for the entirety of their internship.
- All full-time intern applicants are expected to intern 40+ hours per week with two days off. The two days off may vary week to week based on ATW’s weekly schedule. As an active theatre, ATW’s hours of operation are from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM and sometimes later in order to accommodate productions and events.
Our internship program is designed to facilitate students receiving course credit for participation in the program.
Only fully completed applications will be considered.