The Phoenix Theatre Company, a LOA LORT D Theatre, located in downtown Phoenix Arizona, is seeking stage management apprentice applications for their 2023-2024 season.


The apprentice program is designed for aspiring theatre artists to attain work experience while under the tutelage of industry professionals. Ideal candidates have completed a bachelor+rsquo;s program or have similar industry experience. The program offers practical applications in multiple career fields including Scenic, Properties, Costumes, Lighting, Wardrobe, Sound, and Stage Management. This program is season long, averaging 51 weeks with flexible start and end dates and offers opportunities for growth in the applicant+rsquo;s field of concentration.



The Phoenix Theatre Company developed and operates within a robust Covid safety system. We require all apprentices and staff to be fully vaccinated/up to date on boosters for in person work. All systems are assessed and updated periodically based on current AEA/CDC and state guidelines.



Stage management Apprentice:
The ideal candidate is positive, self-motivated, organized, collaborative and professional. Knowledge of Microsoft SharePoint, Word, and Excel is preferred. The stage management apprentice works with the stage management team on assigned productions assisting during prep weeks, rehearsals, tech, and helping to run backstage during performances. Other duties include helping to maintain a clean and safe work environment and assisting other departments as needed.



Compensation:

A weekly stipend is offered for your apprenticeship. Nonlocal apprentices are provided with fully furnished, single occupancy, all utilities included company housing in downtown Phoenix close to the theatre.



The Phoenix Theatre Company is dedicated to the goal of building an equitable and culturally diverse work environment and strongly encourages applications from members of underrepresented groups.



To apply please email a cover letter and resume along with 3 references to Associate Production Manager Tyler Welden. No phone calls please.