[ Join our Production Team! ]

Director: Responsible for the artistic vision of the production. Leads auditions, rehearsals, and performances while working closely with the production team to ensure a high-quality and collaborative experience. Must communicate clearly, stay organized, and guide the production from start to finish. (stipend based on experience)

Music Director: Must have a strong musical background and be able to teach vocal music to performers of varying experience levels. Works closely with the Director to prepare the cast musically and maintain the integrity of the score. (stipend based on experience)

Assistant Director: Shall work closely and under the Director. They shall assist with director responsibilities during auditions, rehearsals, performances, etc

Choreographer: Must have a strong dance background in order to lead a large ensemble in dance numbers. Must be able to understand the group’s skill levels that best suits the production. Shall work closely with the directors to ensure the integrity of the show is met. Responsible for pre-show cast warm ups along with all major and incidental dances in the production. (stipend based on experience)

Stage Manager: Shall work closely with the Director and production team. Must be very organized and able to maintain prompt books, rehearsal reports, cast & crew communication, cue sheets, etc. Responsible for calling cast and crew during the run of performances. The “Backbone” of the production. (stipend based on experience)

Assistant Stage Manager: Shall work closely with the Stage Manager to help maintain backstage organization, cast communication, and rehearsal needs. Assists with scene changes, prop tracking, and ensuring performances run smoothly while supporting the cast and crew throughout the production.

Set Designer: Provide some basic set sketches & designs. Set construction and build. Some construction and painting knowledge. Able to lift 50lbs for safety. You may recruit help, or let us know when you will have a build day, so we can possibly ask for volunteers in advance! (i.e. build, load-in, paint, set dress, strike, etc) Maintenance of set may be required during the run of performances. Must have availability to set inventory scouting dates.

Set Builders/Carpentry: Assist the Set Designer with constructing, assembling, loading, and striking scenic elements. Basic construction knowledge is helpful. Must safely lift 50 lbs. and work well as part of a team.

Set Painters: Paint and finish scenic elements based on the Set Designer's vision. Scenic painting experience is helpful but not required. Must be detail-oriented and maintain a clean workspace.

Lighting Designer/Operator: Able to produce or have a strong understanding of a basic lighting plot. Comfortable working with LEDs and lightboard provided. Familiarity with hanging lights, running cables, patching lights into lightboard and setting focus. Lighting Designer must be available for tech week to set production lighting cues. Proper equipment care is important! Must have availability to set inventory scouting dates.

Costume Designer: Basic costume needs, such as sizing & measuring cast members. Able to make basic sewing alterations and create character costume inspiration boards. You may recruit help if needed. Maintenance of costumes may be required during the run of performances. Must have availability to set inventory scouting dates.

Costume Support/Sewers: Assist the Costume Designer with alterations, repairs, organization, and costume maintenance. Basic sewing skills are preferred, and quick repairs during performances may be required.

Props Manager: Have a strong understanding of production prop needs, in coordination with the Stage Manager. Must be able to scout, find or make props necessary. You may recruit help, or let us know when you will have a “make props” day, so we can possibly ask for volunteers in advance! Must have availability to set inventory scouting dates.

Sound Designer/Operator: Able to produce or have a strong understanding of basic sound design & cues. Comfortable working in QLab. Familiarity with setting microphones, running cables, testing sound and managing soundboard. Sound Designer must be available for tech week to set production sound cues. Proper equipment care is important!

Makeup/Wig Designer: Basic understanding of Stage Makeup and application skills, with a general understanding of Special Effects Makeup. Basic Wig styling skills. Must be able to explain and execute in order to enhance or alter the appearance of people. Must know basic makeup hygiene, equipment cleaning and sanitation skills for the safety of performers. 

Backstage/Run Crew: Responsible for orderly maintenance of backstage. Must be able to move set pieces and actively listen to stage directions from the Stage Manager. Stagehand must be respectful and professional during the run of productions. The “production ninja” that makes sure things run smoothly.