The Early Childhood Theater Teacher role is a part-time, flexible, independent contracting position that includes:

Summer Internship Announcement

PlayPenn’s 2022 New Play Development Conference

Title: Production Manager 

Commitment: 35 hours/week

Salary: $40,000-42,000 

Job Reports to:  Producing Director 

Primary Responsibilities:

As Administrative Assistant, you will work closely with the School Director in a fast-paced and energetic environment to organize class schedules & student billing, settle issues for faculty and clientele, organize fundraising events, organize and oversee student & faculty concert events, special events, and scholarship auditions, create flyers, posters, and newsletters, and update the NBS website and promotional materials.

Essential Functions:

Registration and invoicing of all current and incoming students. Update as needed

About Play On Philly

Play On Philly (POP) is a non-profit that provides daily, after-school music instruction to over 250 K-12 students. We work in communities that historically have had little or no access to formal music education. We are seeking Teaching Artists for our music center locations in West Philadelphia. 

Job Description

The Artistic Programming Intern will assist the Programming Department in meeting the individual and logistical needs of presented and independent artists.

The Singing City (SC) Assistant Conductor and Director of Community Engagement serves as the primary artistic support staff to the Artistic & Music Director in all rehearsals and concerts during the SCC season and directs the choir community concert program. He or she is expected to have had a minimum of three years' experience in assisting or directing vocal and/or instrumental ensembles.

Singing City was founded as an integrated choir in 1948 in Philadelphia by Dr. Elaine Brown. For over half a century, Singing City has been Philadelphia's premier avocational chorus, committed to bringing people together through music. It grew out of the Fellowship House movement, which believed that differences between races, religions, and cultures could be bridged by ordinary people coming together in shared activities.

In addition to its deep commitment to inclusion and community building, Singing City has consistently achieved the highest levels of performance practice and artistry. The chorus has performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra, Leningrad Philharmonic, and Israel Philharmonic, and has to its credit a number of critically acclaimed national and international concert tours and festival appearances. The 80-member strong chorus is led by Artistic & Music Director Jeffrey Brillhart and continues to fulfill its original mission, which today encompasses an educational program for youth, T-VOCE (Teen Voices of the City Ensemble), and programs for under-served populations.

The VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY Theatre Department is now accepting applications for graduate assistantships and scholarships for the Fall 2021 Master's in Theatre program. The Theatre Department offers competitive graduate assistantships (full tuition remission and a stipend) in Set, Costume, and Properties Construction, and Marketing/PR. Merit-based Scholarships are available in Acting and Research.

Storybook Musical Theatre, a professional, Equity children's theatre company in it's 28th season, is looking to add to its overhire list for carpenters and electricians. Some experience desired. Will probably be used to assist our staff in putting pre-made sets back together or holding ladders, running cables and hanging instruments. Have 8 load-ins and outs from early December to early August. 

Wilmington Ballet (WB) is a non-profit dance academy that has been dedicated to excellence in ballet training since 1956.  WB’s annual Nutcracker at the Playhouse Theater provides students of all ages the opportunity to perform on a professional stage with world-class guest artists and live orchestra.  WB serves all members of our surrounding community and has a rapidly growing student body of 200+ ranging in age from 4 – 74! WB engages in community building and fundraising to provide scholarships to those of its students who cannot otherwise afford tuition.  WB’s professionally-experienced faculty helps students achieve whatever dance goals they wish to attain: from recreational enjoyment to high school and college arts programs, to professional companies (esteemed alumni include Susan Stroman, Akua Noni Parker, Lateef Williams, Benjamin Cannon, and others).  WB values its traditions but also seeks to prepare students for the demands of a changing dance world. Every day we witness the transformative experience of high level dance instruction and performing opportunities at WB to develop confidence, discipline, sense of community, life skills, and overall physical and emotional health in our students.  

The Assistant Artistic Director (AAD) position provides an exceptional opportunity to help manage all aspects of a beloved Wilmington dance academy.  The AAD has significant artistic responsibility as an instructor, choreographer, and production assistant. In addition, the AAD supports the Director in managing the school and outreach programs.  The AAD position requires a candidate who can take direction and collaborate well with the Director but who can also exercise considerable independence and initiative, manage students of all ages, communicate well (both orally and in writing) with customers and collaborators, establish class and rehearsal schedules, and manage time optimally.  This position offers room for growth and advancement!