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Young Actors, Adults and Stage Managers Sought for A CHRISTMAS STORY: The Musical at Ghostlight Theatricals

GLT_logoACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS FOR “A CHRISTMAS STORY: THE MUSICAL”

PROJECT SEEKS YOUNG ACTORS FOR STARRING ROLES AS WELL AS SELECT ADULT ROLES AND STAGE MANAGERS

Ghostlight Theatricals in association with Rising Star Resort & Casino in Rising Sun, Indiana is accepting submissions from performers and stage managers for “A Christmas Story: The Musical” at gltheatricals@gmail.com. Submissions should include a photo and resume and any video links available. All positions are paid and call backs will be through video submission.

“A Christmas Story: The Musical” is a professional dinner theatre production at the Grand Theatre at Rising Star Resort & Casino. There are principal roles, including Ralphie, Randy and Scut Farcus available for young actors who can play ages 8-12 and adult roles for one male ensemble member as well as the principal role of Miss Shields. All other roles are cast.

All contracts will include a weekly salary as well as dining vouchers. There are stage management and technical crew positions available as well. Rehearsals begin in mid-October with weekly dance classes for young actors and daily rehearsals beginning for everyone October 29.

Performances are Thursday-Sunday November 15-December 28, 2018. Rising Sun is located 45-minutes from Cincinnati just across the river on Highway 56.

More information about the company can be found at www.risingstarcasino.com/entertainment and www.glthetricals.com.

 

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Education Manager Sought by Educational Theatre Association

EdTA_logoThe Educational Theatre Association is seeking an Education Manager to join our team. Please see the attachment or the posting below for details and how to apply. Thanks!

Education Manager
Department: Education
Supervisor: Deputy Executive Director, Content & Education
FLSA Status: Full Time, Exempt

Job Description: EdTA has a unique opportunity for an experienced educator to manage the production and maintenance of various online and in-person educational resources for adult members, which includes instructor-led workshops, web-based courses, self-directed on-line learning, and lesson plans.

About Us: The Educational Theatre Association is an international association with more than 135,000 active members. EdTA’s mission is shaping lives through theatre education: honoring student achievement in theatre; supporting teachers by providing professional development, resources, and recognition; and influencing public opinion that theatre education is essential and builds life skills.
Job Responsibilities:

Developing Educational Programming

  1. Work with staff, subject matter experts, members, vendors and consultants to develop, implement, and maintain learning solutions that provide member value in all career stages.
  2. Research, select, and modify existing training curriculum, content, materials, job aids, etc. to meet learning needs of members.
  3. Review educational offering evaluations and make recommendations for program enhancements. Ensure that course content is up to date and platforms are functioning properly.
  4. Identify subject matter experts to lead educational programs on relevant topics.
  5. Participate in content development team meetings to discuss projects, collaborate with staff, and ensure initiatives are in alignment with overall Association strategy
  6. Work with online course partner(s) in the successful development, and implementation of educational offerings on relevant topics.

Managing Educational Programming

  1. Execute all phases of in-person and virtual education program planning, which includes third-party content development, logistics, and project management of budgets and timelines.
  2. Analyze workshop/conference session attendee data, membership surveys, social media posts, etc. and make educational (webinars, workshops, on-line program) recommendations
  3. Support implementation timelines and maintenance plans for products and resources.
  4. Create, implement and monitor revenue and expenditures associated with educational offerings in accordance with established fiscal policies.
  5. Manage the Learning Management System (LMS) and/or technical partner relationships, provide learning content expertise and support to resolve customer and course issues.
  6. Create curriculum within the LMS, schedule pre-call rehearsals, monitor webinar chats, manage webinar schedule, and develop outcome reports.
  7. Interface successfully with members, vendors, consultants, staff, and registrants and demonstrate outstanding customer service skills.
  8. Collaborate with Marketing and Communications and Publications to promote educational offerings and identify cross-promotional/informational content.

Education Required: Bachelor’s degree in Education or related field. Theatre education/experience preferred.

Skills and Qualifications:

  • Minimum 5 years of professional experience, with particular experience in curriculum development, online course development and web-based teaching.
  • Strong project and process management skills. Ability to successfully manage multiple projects simultaneously with an eye for details under sometimes aggressive timelines.
  • Strong business acumen as well as organization and time management skills.
  • Ability to communicate clearly and effectively, both orally and in writing to a wide range of audiences.
  • Ability to interact well with program/course leaders, departmental colleagues, current and future members, and volunteers.
  • Ability to utilize multi-media applications and e-learning development tools.
  • Ability to apply adult learning theory and curriculum development is a plus.
  • Passion for adult education and/or creating innovative learning experiences is a plus.
  • Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office Suite. Working knowledge of business and technology applications that support member engagement. Ability to learn new software applications with relative ease.

Please submit cover letter and résumé by email (Subject Line: Education Manager) to: HRManager@schooltheatre.org.

First consideration will be given to applications received by 10/7/18.
No phone calls, please.

Mimi Moller
Human Resources Manager

Educational Theatre Association I International Thespian Society I Educational Theatre Foundation
schooltheatre.org

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Directors Sought for 2020 Season at Mason Community Players

MCP_logoMason Community Players is seeking directors for the 2020 Season. Directors should propose show(s) that they would like to direct. There is an online form to complete. Those links do not always translate well, so if you are interested in directing please e-mail Laureen Catlin, laureen.catlin@gmail.com, and she will e-mail access to the form directly to you. The form requests information about the play(s) you wish to submit, as well as, information about your experience in theatre.

MCP’s venue has a playing area with approximately 34 feet of width and approximately 24 feet of depth. The house can accommodate up to 150 audience members.

Musical submissions are welcome, but multiple settings require a great deal of creativity.

MCP provides producers, welcomes the artistic and creative individuals with whom the director would like to work, and fills the remaining staff roles through its membership.

Sensitive to our community, MCP does need to be mindful of adult subjects and language.

The deadline for submission is October 29, 2018.

Feel free to address questions to Laureen and she will forward them to the appropriate individual.

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Actor Needed for George in THE PHILADELPHIA STORY at The Drama Workshop

TDW_VERTThe Drama Workshop is in immediate need of an actor to play the role of George in The Philadelphia Story.

George is between the ages of 25-35 and is the fiancé of the play’s central character Tracy Lord.  He is a working class guy who is a natural leader and has a dynamic personality. He is the third point in a love triangle that occurs on the eve of Tracy and George’s wedding.

Rehearsals are underway for the production which runs October 5-22 at TDW’s home, the  Glenmore Playhouse, 3716 Glenmore Ave., Cheviot, OH 45211.  Rehearsals are on Sunday afternoons and Tuesday thru Thursday evenings.  Scheduling accommodations can be made.

Interested actors are asked to contact the show’s director, Dennis Murphy, at durfsworld@yahoo.com to arrange an audition.

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Educator Center Instructor Interest Survey for Madcap Education Center

CLP MCP_logosThe Madcap Education Center is THIS CLOSE to opening! Construction on the exciting new arts education center in Westwood is progressing swiftly – on time and on budget – with a hopeful grand opening planned for early November.

Cincinnati Landmark Productions and Madcap Puppets officially merged last year and have teamed together to create a state-of-the-art learning space for…

  • acting classes
  • dance classes
  • puppet-making classes
  • visual art classes
  • voice classes
  • musical instrument classes
  • summer camps
  • workshops

…and more! We’re envisioning classes for kids, teens, adults and seniors alike. Anyone and everyone could be served at the Madcap Education Center.

Are you interested in teaching in the new space? Click this link to formally express your interest and tell us about the kinds of classes you would like and are qualified to teach!

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