VCUarts Opportunities Listing
Scholarship
The amount of the award is $3,300, awarded to an undergraduate student who has been accepted into a graduate program in directing. Scholarship overseen by Southeastern Theatre Conference.
Visit website for application information and deadlines:
http://www.setc.org/scholarship/
Scholarship
The amount of the award is $2,300, awarded for graduate study in costume design or costume technology. Scholarship overseen by Southeastern Theatre Conference.
Visit website for application information and deadlines:
http://www.setc.org/scholarship/
Scholarship
The amount of the award is $3,400, awarded for graduate study in theatre. Scholarship overseen by Southeastern Theatre Conference
Visit website for application information and deadlines:
http://www.setc.org/scholarship/
Internship
Disney Theatrical Productions is seeking Fall Associates for the following departments: Creative Development, Education, Executive Office, Finance, Licensing, Marketing, and Physical Production. This competitive program aims to provide the next generation of theater makers, managers, producers and administrators with hands-on, engaging learning opportunities.
In order to qualify, you must be a full-time student currently enrolled in an accredited educational institution with a focus on a theatrical/performing arts curriculum. Candidates must have completed their freshman year and seek experience in a commercial theatre company.
For more information, please visit the website:
https://disney.recruitmax.com//main/careerportal/Job_Profile.cfm?szOrderID=99404&szReturnToSearch=1&szWordsToHighlight
Internship / Apprenticeship
Internships/Apprenticeships available in Costumes, Lighting, Stage Management, and Technical. Internships are fall, spring, and summer. Interns may receive a small stipend to help defray transportation costs depending on the number of hours worked in a week. Apprentices receive a monthly stipend.
For more information, please visit the website:
http://www.dc-opera.org/experience/education/internapprenticeship.asp#prod
Internship
The goal of the Arena Stage Internship program is to cultivate the next generation of theater professionals by providing the highest standard of training through immersion in the art and business of producing theater. Arena Stage provides in-depth, hands-on experiences with seasoned professionals in the areas of artistic and technical production, arts administration and Community Engagement. Time periods for internships are flexible; however, all internships are full-time. Arena Stage will provide a modest stipend and may assist in locating housing, but housing and transportation are ultimately the responsibility of the intern. College credit may be arranged through the student’s sponsoring institution. Internships are available in: Directing, Literary, Production/Casting, Costumes, Lighting, Properties, Set Construction/Paints, Sound, Stage Management, accessibility/House Management, Communications, Development/Fund raising, Executive Director, Finance/Human Resources, Information Systems, Ticket Operations, Audience Enrichment, Community & Schools, and Education Program. Note: Some internships are not available in the summers. See website for more info.
For more information, visit the website:
http://www.arena-stage.org/about/employment/internships/index.shtml
Fellowship
The Allen Lee Hughes Fellowship Program was established to increase participation of people of color in professional theater. One of the first theater-run apprenticeships in the country dedicated exclusively to providing the highest standard of training to minorities, it is an attempt to break the cycle of exclusion and disengagement that has created a sever shortage of trained minority arts administrators, artisans and technicians. Fellowships require a 40-44 week commitment and are available to work with seasoned professionals in the areas of artistic and technical production, arts administration and Community Engagement. Arena Stage will provide a modest stipend and may assist in locating housing, but housing and transportation are ultimately the responsibility of the fellow. Fellowships are available in: Directing, Literary, Production/Casting, Costumes, Lighting, Properties, Set Construction/Paints, Sound, Stage Management, Accessibility/House Management, Communications, Development/Fundraising, Executive Director, Finance/Human Resources, Information Systems, Ticket Operations, Audience Enrichment, Community & Schools, and Education Program.
For more information, visit the website:
http://www.arena-stage.org/about/employment/internships/index.shtml
Internship
The Production Group at Seattle Opera offers internships in 5 areas: Stage Management, Production Administration, Music Library, Hair & Make-Up, and Costumes. Internships are non-paying and do not offer a housing or travel stipend.
Requirements vary - see website for more info
For more information and application procedures, please visit website:
http://www.seattleopera.org/about/employment/internships.aspx
Internship
The Shakespeare Theatre Company offers a variety of administration and production internships for undergraduates, graduate students and young professionals with an interest in professional theatre. Interns are encouraged to complete an entire season’s residency with the Company, which operates year-round (July-June). Schedules are rigorous; production interns work 40-60 hours per week, administration interns work 40 hours plus special events as needed. Part-time and for-credit internships are available. Applicants must show a strong interest in furthering their professional development and a commitment to working in a regional theatre. Stipends are available; most internships include housing.
All candidates need solid computer experience, including familiarity with MS Office, Tessitura, and web-based applications; additional requirements are listed in the descriptions of specific internships.
For more information and application procedures, please visit website:
http://www.shakespearetheatre.org/education/training/internships/index.aspx
Internship
Internships offer meaningful learning opportunities and on-the-job experiences to college juniors/seniors, graduate students, and recent college graduates (within two years of graduation) who are interested in beginning careers in performing arts management and/or arts education. Approximately 20 students are selected each semester to participate in a three to four month long, full-time internship (Fall, Sept-Dec; Winter/Spring, Jan-May; Summer, June-Aug). Internships may be available in advertising, development, education (local and national programs), National Symphony Orchestra, press relations, production, programming, technology, volunteer management, and finance. Interns receive a stipend of $225 per week to help defray housing and transportation costs. College credit may be available. Interns may attend performances, workshops, and classes presented by the Center, free of charge (space available), during their internship.
For more information and application procedures, visit the website:
http://kennedy-center.org/education/artsmanagement/fellowships/home.html
