PRODUCTION INTERN

FringeArts internships offer empirical training for students and emerging professionals whose career interests include performing and visual arts administration, arts production, and all facets of nonprofit administration and management. Interns of all academic and professional backgrounds are welcome. FringeArts interns support programming, marketing, development, event operations and more.

Academic credit may be available. Internships are available year-round on an ongoing basis. Interns are significantly needed before and during our annual month-long Fringe Festival, presented throughout Philadelphia each September.

Interns typically serve approximately 20 hours per week during regular office hours (10-6, M-F), primarily at our Old City offices. Hours are flexible. For more information or to apply, please contact Internship@FringeArts.com.

Applications should include a cover letter and resume, and additional materials where required (see job descriptions below). Applications accepted on a rolling basis. The FringeArts offices are wheelchair accessible and dog-friendly.

Internship Opportunities FringeArts is an equal opportunity employer. FringeArts works to respond to and reflect the diversity of our city. We encourage and support applicants of color for all open positions.

While these internships are unpaid, college credit is available depending on the intern’s college program. FringeArts will provide interns with a $200 travel stipend to be used for transportation costs. For all positions: 18-20 hours per week preferred. *Occasional weekend hours and evening hours may be required for events.* Please note we are a dog-friendly office!

To Apply: Please email a cover letter and resume to Internship@FringeArts.com. Include internship title in email subject line and in cover letter. *All Spring and Summer positions for 2026 have been filled.* PRODUCTION INTERN The Production Intern will participate in load-ins, load-outs, and running of shows and events on the mainstage as well as in the studio, restaurant, and biergarten. They will also aid the Production department with administrative and maintenance tasks.

Responsibilities: Set construction/installation Unloading trucks Hanging/focusing lights Assisting audio set up Participating in organization and execution of events, including but not limited to participating in advance of technical riders, creating and implementing show schedules, and preparing physical assets Correspondence with other departments as well as external artists, clients, etc Other administrative, facility, asset maintenance, and data entry tasks as needed

Qualifications & Requirements: Strong problem solver Excellent written and verbal communication skills Willingness to learn new skills and abilities Experienced with general stagecraft, such as lighting/electrics, audio, set construction, and/or video General knowledge of Mac Operating Systems Comfortable with Google Suite Ability to lift and move up to 50 lbs repeatedly Comfort with ladders and working at height Knowledge of Vectorworks, AutoCAD, Lightwright, and/or Qlab5 preferred A valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle preferred