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Administrative Assistant posted on May 8 by
TellTale Theatre

TellTale is seeking a part time administrative assistant to: communicate with actors and others; keep records; help with research and grant preparation and assist the director as needed. We need someone who is computer savy, detail oriented with excellent communication skills. Experience with grants a plus. 15-20 hours in the summer, increasing in the fall with the possibility of a future full time position for the right candidate. Regular hours at our Marietta office preferred but there is some flexibility. $10 an hour with a projected start date of June 1. Please e-mail or post a resume and short cover letter. Send to: telltaletheatre@mindspring.com.

Volunteer Project Manager posted on May 8 by
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra seeks a Volunteer Project Manager. This position will manage all aspects of planning and executing the annual Symphony Ball and MLK Host Committee. Also provides professional and administrative support to the Atlanta Symphony Associates. Essential Duties/Responsibilities: · Develop and implement budgets, timelines and other project management tools to achieve project goals; issue regular reports on the project’s progress · Establish productive working relationships with colleagues so that volunteer projects receive maximum support, exposure, and assistance across departments and specialties · Act as an advocate among volunteers for the ASO and its leadership · Assist with contracting for services related to projects · Organize all committee and event lists and ensure their accuracy · Recognize, embrace and contribute to the ASO’s collaborative culture · Achieve a reputation as a Volunteer Office for exceptional, timely, and value-added service to volunteer leadership · Prepare appeal and thank you letters for projects; document appeals using Raisers Edge · Organize, track, analyze and report on expenditures and revenue and provide other reports as needed by ASA leadership or ASO. · Provide advice to volunteers on increasing revenue for projects and on other aspects of event planning and management. · Attend and participate in all project planning meetings · Maintain complete event working files of current and past events; provide orientation for new event leadership · Assist with preparation for committee meetings · Actively participate in the staging of events Qualifications/Education: Bachelor’s degree; 1-2 years of experience working with a volunteer organization, including fundraising and events experience ;Tessitura or other fundraising database knowledge and experience required ;Excellent interpersonal skills ;Excellent organizational skills ;Excellent grammar, spelling and proofreading skills ; and Word and Excel experience. Contact Information: For a detailed job description and to apply online, please visit www.woodruffcenter.org. Or email cover letter and resume to wac.hr@woodruffcenter.org

Senior Development Manager posted on April 30 by
Horizon Theatre Company

Horizon Theatre Company, a professional contemporary theatre in Atlanta, seeks a full-time Senior Development Manager. Qualified candidate will have 3-5 years experience and/or training in fundraising, work well with board members and volunteers and have excellent writing and communication skills. Candidate should have the ability to plan, organize, lead and execute a multi-faceted fundraising campaign. Other qualities/skills sought include: computer experience in word-processing, spreadsheet and database; a strong interest or background in theatre; salesmanship; and interest in creative ways to seek new funds are also pluses. Interested candidates should send a letter, resume, 3 references, a writing sample, and salary requirements to Jennifer Bauer, COO, Horizon Theatre Company at jbauer@horizontheatre.com. No phone calls.

Summer Internship posted on April 25 by
The Georgia Ballet

The Georgia Ballet, a professional ballet company and dance school located in Marietta, is seeking an energetic, goal-oriented person for an unpaid internship. Intern work in available in several departments, including administration, development, marketing, and production. Ideal candidates' area of study should be Arts Administration, Communications, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations, or Non-Profit Management. Students preferred, however anyone may apply. 10-15 hours per week. Applications are accepted year-round and length of internships varies. Candidates must have own means of transportation. Anyone interested should submit a cover letter and resume to Michele Ziemann-DeVos at mzdevos@georgiaballet.org. For additional information call 770-528-0881.

ARCH Senior Program Coordinator posted on April 25 by Communities In Schools of Atlanta

Communities In Schools of Atlanta seeks ARCH Senior Program Coordinator. SPECIFIC DUTIES: Responsible for the day to day management of the ARCH Productions Performing Arts Initiative. Utilize performing arts as a vehicle to motivate young people to succeed in school Responsible for the day-to-day administrative and programmatic operations of ARCH at CIS; is the CIS liaison for all participating schools. Provides financial oversight to insure that expenses do not exceed the budget. Coordinates the development of full-length performances, showcases and vignettes. Topics are determined based on the insights and interests of students, school staff and CIS staff. Works closely with CIS staff to design and distribute ARCH marketing materials. Responsible for implementation of evaluation plan including maintenance of updated student files including family contact information, grades and class schedules. Support will be provided by CIS staff in participating schools. Record ARCH activities in CIS data base on a weekly basis. Responsible for scheduling of productions in schools and presenting program to schools for future performances. Communicates scheduling to entire staff and consultants and maintains schedule throughout season. Develops opportunities for small performances for community exposure. Prepares a monthly report on program highlights, accomplishments, challenges and upcoming events and tasks. Maintain positive relationships, general support and ongoing communication with participating school staff. Maintenance of the equipment, and general up keep. Delegates appropriate tasks above to ARCH at CIS staff. Coordinate and conduct ARCH Team Training and meetings, one meeting a month for the entire team, and a meeting with In-House Stage Directors only once a month, and a 1-on-1 supervision meeting with each in-house stage director. Each training session should incorporate the strengths of each team member. Supervise the entire ARCH at CISA team Complete required reviews and evaluations of ARCH team Complete monthly reports to DP and through online reporting system QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum of 5 years experience working in theatre as actor, director or management position. Has directed at least one full-length performance. BA degree required (Theatre Arts major preferred). Experience working with middle and or high school youth. Excellent verbal and written communications. Comfortable working with students, school staff and administrators, strategic partners and parents. Has relationships in the local theatre community is a plus. PAY: To be determined, but this is a salaried position. TO APPLY: Please submit resumes to resume@cisatlanta.org or fax resumes to 404-592-8817. EOE.

Arts Job Opportunity posted on April 16 by
The Georgia Ballet

The Georgia Ballet, based in Marietta, is seeking a “hands on” personality to administrate, manage and coordinate specific tasks within the ballet and the greater Cobb community. Should be comfortable and confident working with the public in an enthusiastic manner. For a person who is seeking an exciting and rewarding opportunity in a friendly, fun and fast moving environment, this can be a tremendous opportunity. Please visit our website at www.georgiaballet.org. If this is the kind of organization with which you would like to be associated, please call (770) 528-0881 to schedule your personal and confidential interview. OR send your resume in confidence to The Georgia Ballet, c/o Executive Director 1255 Field Parkway Marietta, GA 30066 M/F EOE

Administrative Manager posted on March 6 by
Atlanta Lyric Theatre

Atlanta Lyric Theatre, Atlanta's only local professional musical theatre company, seeks an efficient and pleasant professional to fill the position of Administrative Manager. This is a full-time position, reporting directly to the Artistic Director/General Manager, Brandt Blocker. Duties are varied but include the following: administrative support for the AD/GM and Director of Marketing & Development; general customer service responsibilities (such as greeting company guests, answering phones, and responding to voice mails and e-mails); managing office supplies; logistical support for company events; maintaining company calendar; managing donor and patron correspondence (including maintaining donor/patron databases); financial management responsibilities (including banking, bookkeeping using QuickBooks, and sales and payroll tax filings); supervising/coordinating box office and front of house for Byers Studio Theatre; coordinating production of programs, including layout. Administrative Assistant/Office Manager experience required. Familiarity with Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, QuickBooks, database management, ticketing and/or front of house experience required. Theatre and/or non-profit background a plus. Must be able to work some nights and weekends. Pay commensurate with experience. Position begins July 1, possibly earlier. Send resumes to jobs@atlantalyrictheatre.com.

Customer Service Manager posted on February 19 by
ART Station

Non Profit professional arts center seeks a Customer Service Manager to work in a diverse and dynamic environment in Stone Mountain. This is an ideal entry level part-time position for a recent Theatre or Visual Arts Administration major. Must process excellent customer service skills, be proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel and Access, have exceptional writing skills and be familiar with Internet Research. Candidate would be responsible for customer service in the Box Office, Gift Shop and Arts Education Department. Please send a writing sample and resume (no phone calls or walk-in‚s) and a cover letter to ART Station, Inc., PO Box 1998, Stone Mountain, GA 30086 or email to davidt@artstation.org

Business Consultant posted on January 17 by
Laughing Matters

Entertainment Company looking for business consultant to review and expand business. Company has been in business for over 20 years. Knowledge of entertainment and team-building helpful. Work will be on “as needed” basis. Email resume and cover letter to jobs@laughingmatters.com.

Fellowship posted on April 30 by
Horizon Theatre Company

Horizon Theatre Company – Atlanta’s premiere Contemporary theatre seeks a Fellow for our exciting 24th season (visit our website for information about the season www.horizontheatre.com). Candidates for the 10-month 20-30 hours/week Fellowship (beginning July 2008) can apply in the following areas: Community Engagement/Audience Development, Producing, and Fundraising. Applications should include a cover letter stating the area of interest, resume (business/theatre), and three professional references. Graduate students are encouraged to apply. Stipend range $5,000 - $10,000. Housing not included. Send complete applications to Jennifer Bauer @ jbauer@horizontheatre.com (word or pdf files only). No phone calls please. Application Deadline is June 1, 2008.

Box Office/Front of House

Paid Ushers posted on April 28 by
Ferst Center for the Arts

The Ferst Center for the Arts is hiring additional ushers for its performance events. Weekday, weekend, daytime and evening hours are available as determined by the events. You sign up for the shifts you want to work. A love of the arts, a positive attitude, and a friendly outlook are required. Ability to work well with the public is a must. This position is a "tech temp" freelance position at Georgia Tech's Ferst Center for the Arts. Applicants must pass a standard background check prior to employment. Hourly pay rate is $8/hour. If interested, please send your resume or brief work history to Mary Holloway, House Manager at mary.holloway@arts.gatech.edu. Phone (404)894-9200.

Permanent Weekend House Manager posted on November 2 by
Center for Puppetry Arts

Center for Puppetry Arts seeks permanent part-time Weekend House Manager to work the following shifts beginning December 15: Saturday 10am - 4pm and Sunday 12 - 4pm. $7.00/hr. Must like working with children and the public. Duties include preparing programs, seating groups and individuals in the theater for children's performances, monitoring the theater during performances and facilitating the movement of groups throughout the building. Send resume to: tickets@puppet.org, enter Weekend House Management in the subject line; or mail to Center for Puppetry Arts, Attn: Weekend House Management, 1404 Spring St. N.W., Atlanta, GA 30309-2820, or fax to: 404-873-9907. No phone calls please.

Front of House Manager posted on April 17 by
Horizon Theatre Company

Horizon Theatre Company, a professional theatre company in its 24th season, seeks an Assistant Front of House Manager who is energetic and outgoing, with great Customer Service skills. Duties include managing ushers, concession inventory and sales, and attendance at all performances. Approximately 30 hours a week with the majority of the hours being evenings and weekends. $10/hour. Please send resume, cover letter and references to Jennifer Bauer, Chief Operating Officer, at jbauer@horizontheatre.com. NO PHONE CALLS.

Choreographers, Designers & Directors

Designers and SM needed- Joe Turner's Come and Gone at GSU posted on May 5 by
Georgia State University Players

Joe Turner's Come and Gone- Designers and SM PSA Production Personnel: The Georgia State University Players is accepting resumes for the following: Director, Technical Director, Stage Manager, Scenery/Props, Costume, and Lighting Designers for its Spring 2009 production of Joe Turner's Come and Gone by August Wilson to be performed at Georgia State University's Alumni Hall Theatre. Rehearsals begin March 9th- April 15th and production dates are April 16th-26th. Salaries are between $1,500 - $2,500, depending on education and experience in field. Submit letter, resume, references, and 6 work examples by June 9th to Todd Studebaker, Production Manager, Georgia State University, P.O. Box 4000, Atlanta, GA 30302-4000. For questions email joutas@langate.gsu.edu or call 404-413-5660.

Designers and SM needed- How I Learned to Drive at GSU posted on May 5 by
Georgia State University Players

How I Learned to Drive- Designers and SM needed Production Personnel: The Georgia State University Players is accepting resumes for the following: Technical Director, Stage Manager,Scenery/Props, Costume, and lighting Designers for its Fall 2008 production of How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel to be performed at Georgia State University's Alumni Hall Theatre. Production dates are October 24-November 2 (Thursdays-Sundays). Rehearsals start September 8, with auditions the week of August 25. Salaries are between $1,500 - $2,500, depending on education and experience in field. Submit letter, resume, references, and 6 work examples by June 9th to Todd Studebaker, Production Manager, Georgia State University, P.O. Box 4000, Atlanta, GA 30302-4000. For questions email joutas@langate.gsu.edu or call 404-413-5660.

Directors posted on March 19 by
Theatre Decatur

looking for the following position: Stage Director. We are located at 430 West Trinity Place, Decatur, GA 30030. Please call Sonny Goff, Managing Director at 404-373-3904 for more information.

Summer Show Positions posted on February 19 by
Old Alabama Road Company

Old Alabama Road Company is thrilled to announce our summer 2008 show, Drowning Sorrows by Douglas Post. The show will audition at the end of May 2008 and will open at The Cumming Playhouse 08/07/2008, and will close on Sunday 08/24/2008. If you want to get involved as a director, stage manager, tech crew, stage hand,or any number of a hundred or so jobs that go into producing a show, please drop us a line. Being a community theater means no pay, but you would be working and having funwith an incredible group of talented people who are dedicated to their art. If you've participated in one show or one hundred shows, we want to talk to YOU! If you or someone you know is interested, please contact Old Alabama Road Company at oarcotheater (at) yahoo (dot) com or thru our MySpace page www.myspace.com/oarcotheater. Our website (which is currently under construction) is www.oarcotheater.com. About the show: Duncan Crawford, a bartender on the island of St. John, is considering abandoning his bar for greater adventure when an heiress from Manhattan, Emily Miles, wanders into his establishment. She begins to tell him the story of her life: how she was left at the altar at the tender age of nineteen by a fiancé who mysteriously disappeared, how she has spent the past twenty years searching for this man, and how she now believes that she has found him in the person of Duncan.

Playwrights, Stage Managers, Designers - Professional Apprentice Company 2008/2009 posted on May 3 by
Horizon Theatre Company

Horizon Theatre Company – Professional Apprentice Company – Horizon is now accepting resumes from playwrights, stage managers and designers for its 2008/2009 Professional Apprentice Company. This is a intensive, year-long commitment designed for the early career professional seeking to expand his/her professional experience through affiliation with a professional company. Apprenticeships will begin September 2008 and will include a variety of artistic opportunities. Commitment is primarily evenings and weekends. There is no compensation and interviews are required and will be held by appointment. To apply or to receive more information, submit a letter of interest and resume to jbauer@horizontheatre.com (put ATTN: Apprenticeship Program in the subject line). OR mail picture and resume to ATTN: Apprenticeship Program, Horizon Theatre Company, P.O. Box 5376, Atlanta, GA 31107. No Phone calls please.

Other Opportunities

Musicians posted on May 6 by Stage II

Stage II is seeking a keyboardist/pianist and a percussionist for its June production of "1776". Both positions are paid. Performance dates are June 19-29 (two weekends). Stage II is located in Dunwoody on the campus of Kingswood United Methodist Church. Please contact Dennis Lewallen (musical director) at dlewallen@kingswoodumc.org or call 404.831.5284 for more information (email preferred).

Plays In Process posted on July 26 by
The Process Theatre Company

The Process Theatre Company is currently taking submissions for our 2007/2008 Plays In Process Workshop which will start in Late Fall 2007. Full lengths and one acts are being accepted (sorry, no musicals are being accepted at this time). The deadline to submit is September 15, 2007. To submit a script please mail three bound copies of your script, along with a letter of introduction to: The Process Theatre Co, 4311 Morgan Place Court NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 or you can submit by email at playsinprocess@yahoo.com (please email play in Acrobat or Microsoft Word). For questions about the workshop please email us at playsinprocess@yahoo.com

Teachers

Young Playwrights Festival Teacher posted on May 2 by
Horizon Theatre Company

Horizon Theatre’s seeks a teacher for the 2008 New South Young Playwrights Festival. This week-long festival is for selected college and high school playwrights who meet the mission of the Festival: plays that are for, from, or about the South. The young playwrights spend a week in residency at Horizon Theatre involved in workshops, rehearsals, seminars, and readings with professional actors, directors, and dramaturgs. Teaching duties include: dramturging 4-6 college plays, mentoring students, teaching a workshop, being involved in seminars, and attending evening activities. The festival will occur the week of June 3 – 7, and the teacher would need to be available all day the entire time. Compensation is $600 for the week. To apply, please sned resume, cover letter, 3 references to Jennifer Bauer, COO, Horizon Theatre jbauer@horizontheatre.com. No phone calls please.

Instructors posted on April 14 by Off Broadway Dance Theatre

Off Broadway Dance Theatre is currently hiring for the following positions: for the 2008/2009 Summer and School Season. Musical Theatre/Creative Drama Instructor, Advanced and Beginner Jazz ,Tap and Ballet instructors. Candidates must possess be “Triple Threats” with either a Theatre or Dance Education degree or have the teaching equivalent of. This is an hourly pay scaled position beginning at $20/hour with salary increases as studio grows. Candidates must love preschoolers as well teen students and genuinely want to teach. Off Broadway Dance Theatre is in its 9th year of business in the Roswell/Alpharetta area offering instruction to 180 plus students each year. We specialize in Musical Theatre and all our students are trained in Acting, Singing and Dancing. Candidates must be willing to operate under a Director much like a Choreographer does with a Musical Theatre Production. If you are interested, please contact Shannon Mayer at offbroadway@email.msn.com or by mail at Off Broadway Dance Theatre, 12350-B3 Arnold Mill Road-Alpharetta, Georgia 30004. Please check us out on the web at www.offbroadwaydance.com.

Summer Camp Instructors- The Holly Children's Theatre posted on November 24 by
Holly Theatre Company

Now hiring Summer camp instructors, asst instrutors, counselors, and interns for Summer 2008. Instructor positions paid. Include day camps & overnight camps 1-2 weeks long. Hire is per camp (contracted separately for each individual camp). Go online to www.hollytheater.com for more information on the Holly Children's Theatre Program or call The Holly Children's Theatre Education Director Kate McElliott at 706-864-3759 Ext 5 (or email kate@hollytheater.com- easiest way to reach) to discuss more in detail. Hiring NOW with the majority of positions to be filled by December 30, 2007.

Tech & Production

Technical positions open- How I Learned to Drive at GSU posted on May 5 by
Georgia State University Players

How I Learned to Drive- Technical positions Production Personnel: The Georgia State University Players is accepting resumes for the following: Sound Designer, Master Carpenter, and Master Electrician for its Fall 2008 production of How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel to be performed at Georgia State University's Alumni Hall Theatre. Production dates are October 24-November 2 (Thursdays-Sundays). Rehearsals start September 8, with auditions the week of August 25. Salaries are between $400-$800, depending on education and experience in field. Submit letter, resume, references, and 6 work examples by June 9th to Todd Studebaker, Production Manager, Georgia State University, P.O. Box 4000, Atlanta, GA 30302-4000. For questions email joutas@langate.gsu.edu or call 404-413-5660.

Technical positions open- Joe Turner's Come and Gone at GSU posted on May 5 by
Georgia State University Players

Joe Turner's Come and Gone- Technical positions Production Personnel: The Georgia State University Players is accepting resumes for the following: Master Carpenter, and Master Electrician for its Spring 2009 production of Joe Turner's Come and Gone by August Wilson to be performed at Georgia State University's Alumni Hall Theatre. Rehearsals begin March 9th- April 15th and production dates are April 16th-26th. Salaries are between $400-$800 depending on education and experience in the field. Submit letter, resume, references, and 6 work examples by June 9th to Todd Studebaker, Production Manager, Georgia State University, P.O. Box 4000, Atlanta, GA 30302-4000. For questions email joutas@langate.gsu.edu or call 404-413-5660.

Production Assistant Positions posted on April 23 by
Theater of the Stars

Theater of the Stars, Atlanta’s premier professional musical theater company, is looking to hire Production Assistants for our exciting 2008 Season of Musicals. General requirements for the position: • Must be at least 18 years of age • Must have a valid drivers license & good driving record • Must have a vehicle in good working condition • Experience driving a 25ft truck preferred • Musical Theater background and college education preferred • Must be able to lift up to 60 lbs. • Must be available up to or beyond 12 hours per day Please read the following carefully: Production Assistant duties include but are not limited to clerical work, running errands, assisting production staff during rehearsal, load-in, tech, performances and load-out. Candidates must be knowledgeable in the use of Microsoft Excel and Word. The job is very demanding and requires, at times, both daytime and evening hours. We are looking for individuals with a strong desire to work within a professional musical theatre atmosphere. These individuals must be self-motivated, and possess positive attitudes with absolute professionalism. They must also be able to take direction. This is a paid position and salary will be based on experience. Please send a resume, cover letter and references to: Resumes will not be accepted past May 15th 2008. Theater of the Stars Attn: Brian D. Frey, General Manager P.O. Box 11748 Atlanta, GA 30355 E-Mail: Brian@theaterofthestars.com ABSOLUTELY NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

Asst. Technical Director posted on April 15 by
The Essential Theatre

Essential Theatre is currently looking for an assistant technical director for its upcoming new play festival. Rehearsals will begin in May for each of the three plays in the festival and will take place primarily on weekday evenings and on weekends. Performances will begin the last weekend in June, and the festival closes July 27. For more information on Essential Theatre and the 2008 play festival, check out www.essentialtheatre.com. For questions regarding this job listing, contact Jennifer Brown (production manager) at 404-587-3853 or jennifer_brown@hotmail.com.

Production Assistants posted on April 15 by
The Essential Theatre

Essential Theatre is currently looking for production assistants for its upcoming new play festival. Rehearsals will begin in May for each of the three plays in the festival and will take place primarily on weekday evenings and on weekends.Production assistants will join the festival one to two weeks prior to the opening date of the show with which they are involved and will primarily serve as an assistant to the stage manager. Responsibilities will include tracking of props backstage during the show, assisting with scene changes and costume quick changes as needed, and possibly running lights and/or sound at times if desired by their stage manager. Performances will begin the last weekend in June, and the festival closes July 27. For more information on Essential Theatre and the 2008 play festival, check out www.essentialtheatre.com. For questions regarding this job listing, contact Jennifer Brown (production manager) at 404-587-3853 or jennifer_brown@hotmail.com.

SCENIC ARTIST posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award®, seeks experienced Scenic to assist Charge in the completion of all painting and set details. Responsibilities include assisting in organizing and maintaining paints work spaces, equipment, supplies; in procuring/building soft goods. Requires advanced skills in all types of scenic paining and sculpture. Must have good communication, time management skills and a willingness to work with others. Mid-June through April. Salary, benefits, overtime. Send letter and resume with references to Victor W. Smith, Technical Director, Alliance Theatre, 1280 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 or victor.smith@woodruffcenter.org.

SCENE SHOP BUYER/CARPENTER posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award®, seeks self-motivated individual to assist with the procurement of materials, services, equipment and tools needed by the Scene Shop, as well as fabricating scenery. The buyer is responsible for maintaining inventories. Must be able to drive a cargo van and box truck. Required to work all Load-ins and Strikes, as well as overtime as needed. Mid-June through April. Salary, benefits, overtime. Send letter and resume with references to Victor W. Smith, Technical Director, ALLIANCE THEATRE, 1280 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309, or victor.smith@woodruffcenter.org.

SHOP FOREMAN posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award®, seeks individual to work with the TD and ATD to fabricate scenery. Needs to demonstrate proficiency in advanced theatrical construction techniques and the ability to lead a crew of carpenters. Responsibilities also include providing construction advice, completing projects as scheduled, tool maintenance, inventory control. Must be able to drive a box truck, lift 70 pounds and work at heights. Mid-June through April. Salary, benefits, overtime. Send letter and resume with references to Victor W. Smith, Technical Director, ALLIANCE THEATRE, 1280 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 or victor.smith@woodruffcenter.org.

CARPENTERS posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award®, seeks Carpenters for the upcoming season. Requires working knowledge of power tools (both pneumatic and electrical), a background in theatre production, and a keen awareness of shop safety. Required to work all Load-ins and Strikes, as well as overtime as needed. Applicants must show an ability to problem solve and self-motivate. Automation, layout, and metal experience a plus. Mid-June through April. Salary, benefits, overtime. Send letter and resume with references to Victor W. Smith, Technical Director, ALLIANCE THEATRE, 1280 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 or victor.smith@woodruffcenter.org.

PROPERTIES SHOPPER/BUYER posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award®, seeks organized, detail oriented individual to shop for props department. Requires good computer skills (Microsoft Office, internet research), good communication and creative problem solving skills. Must have valid driver’s license and ability to drive full-size company van, be able to lift 50 pounds. Artisan skills a plus. Must assist with general prop shop work. Some evening and weekend work required. Salary, overtime, and benefits. Late June through April. Send resume to Robert Elliott, Properties Manager, ALLIANCE THEATRE, 1280 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GA 30309. robert.elliott@woodruffcenter.org

SOUND ENGINEER posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Tony Award®, is accepting resumes for experienced Sound Engineers. Must have professional theatre experience with a desire to run shows. Strong technical and troubleshooting skills required. Must be able to lift 50 lbs, work safely with rigging equipment, operate tools safely, solder and perform routine maintenance on sound equipment. Experience with computerized playback, digital mixers, networking, and AutoCad preferred. Salary, overtime, and benefits. July 28 – mid/late May, 2009. Send letter and resume to Clay Benning, Resident Sound Designer, ALLIANCE THEATRE, 1280 Peachtree St NE Atlanta, GA 30309 or clay.benning@woodruffcenter.org

ASSISTANT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award®, seeks an assistant technical director to work with the TD and shop foreman to design, draft and build scenery for eleven productions in two spaces. Experience using AutoCAD, MS Office and QuickBooks, and excellent organizational skills are essential. Must be able to drive a box truck, lift 70 pounds and work at heights. Seasonal position, typically July through April. Salary, benefits, overtime. Send letter and resume with references to Victor W. Smith, Technical Director, ALLIANCE THEATRE, 1280 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 or victor.smith@woodruffcenter.org.

WIGMASTER posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award®, is seeking resumes for staff wigmaster and free lance wigmakers for the 2008-09 season. Build period runs July through May. Salary plus overtime and excellent benefits for full time staff. Resume and references to: Carol Hammond, Costume Shop Manager, Alliance Theatre, 1280 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30309. carol.hammond@woodruffcenter.org. Fax: 404-733-4773

DRAPER/TAILOR posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award®, is seeking experienced applicants for a draper and tailor for the 2008-09 season. Accepting resumes for staff and over-hire. Build period runs July through April. Previous costume shop experience needed. Salary plus overtime, health and dental insurance for staff position. Resume and references to: Carol Hammond, Costume Shop Manager, Alliance Theatre, 1280 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30309. email:carol.hammond@woodruffcenter.org. Fax: 404-733-4773

PROPERTIES MASTER ARTISAN posted on April 2 by
Alliance Theatre

Alliance Theatre, recipient of the 2007 Regional Theatre Tony Award®, seeks individual for props manufacture. Requires working knowledge of power tools, welding, a background in theatre production, and a commitment to shop safety. Experience needed in the areas of engineering, and construction. Also needed, creative problem solving skills, the ability to work as a part of a team and aid in leading a crew. Some evening and weekend work required. Salary, overtime, and benefits. Mid-June through April. Send resume to Robert Elliott, Properties Manager, ALLIANCE THEATRE, 1280 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GA 30309. robert.elliott@woodruffcenter.org

Stage Managers & Tech Staff posted on March 19 by
Theatre Decatur

looking for the following positions: Stage Managers and Tech Staff. We are located at 430 West Trinity Place, Decatur, GA 30030. Please call Sonny Goff, Managing Director at 404-373-3904 for more information.

Center for Puppetry Arts seeks Master Electrician (full-time position with benefits) posted on March 18 by
Center for Puppetry Arts

Center for Puppetry Arts seeks Master Electrician (full-time position with benefits). Position requires skills in lighting, basic rigging and CAD drafting, as well as a working knowledge of sound and projections. The ME is responsible for hanging and focusing lights, hiring and supervising crews, striking plots, equipment maintenance, archiving designs, accommodating guest performer’s lighting needs, and technical support for in house events. Other duties may include some lighting design, installing and maintaining sound and projection equipment, creating special effects and research for possible new acquisitions. The ME will be expected to work regular hours during the week with some evening and weekend hours as necessary. They will function as part of a close-knit team of professionals as well as work independently with minimal supervision as necessary. The successful candidate will have a background in theatre production, a valid driver’s license, the ability to lift 50 pounds on a consistent basis and a demonstrated ability in problem solving. Knowledge of safety practices and procedures is a must. A conscientious attitude and pride in doing quality work are essential. A sense of humor is advantageous. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Send resume to Mike Post at mikepost@puppet.org or fax to 404-873-9907. The Center is an equal opportunity employer. The Center for Puppetry Arts is the nation’s leading arts organization dedicated to Puppetry Arts and is located in the mid-town area of Atlanta. The Center is home to two performance spaces, a museum, and leading education programs through its on-site and distance learning programs. More information on the Center is available at www.puppet.org.

Summer Show positions posted on February 19 by
Old Alabama Road Company

Light /Sound/ Deck Crew Technicians needed posted on October 15 by
Aurora Theatre

The Aurora Theatre in Lawrenceville, GA is looking for local lighting, sound, and crew members for upcoming short term rentals in their new space. Dates vary throughout the season and consist of events lasting from 1 night to 3 weeks. All positions are paid hourly with a 4-hour minimum call per day of work. All personnel will need to be familiar with the Aurora Theatre Campus, including both theatres and support areas. All personnel will need to be able to work well with renters and be a gracious representative for the Aurora Theatre at all times. Lighting personnel need to be able to do basic programming on an ETC 48/96 Express, focus instruments and be willing to be taught how to run the Horizon Lighting systems (a pc based lighting program) and the ETC Congo Junior. Sound personnel must be able to balance live microphones, run playback, set levels and run monitors on a 36-channel mixer. Crew personnel must be able to move scenery, act as stage manager when necessary and be willing to learn to operate a computerized JR Clancy hoist system for the over the stage electrics and fly system. Technicians that have experience in all fields need only send one resume with all their skills and references. Please email Aurora Theatre’s Production Manager at patrick@auroratheatre.com with your resume, detailed skills list and references.

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