INTERNSHIP LISTINGS 2006
2006 LISTINGS
MANHATTAN
ALL STARS PROJECT www.allstars.org
• Internships in all areas available. Contact Gail Elberg (212) 941-9400 • 543 W. 42 St.
AMAS MUSICAL THEATRE www.amasmusical.org Administration & Production Assistants. Contact Jan Hacha amas@amasmusical.org
(212) 563-2565 • 115 MacDougal St.
CHERRY LANE THEATRE
www.cherrylanetheatre.org
Administration, General Management, Marketing, Production & Stage Crew. Contact Intern Coordinator company@cherrylanetheatre.org
(212) 989-2020 • 38 Commerce St.
HORIZON THEATRE REP www.htronline.org Assistant Stage Manager, Box Office, Props, Stage Crew & Ushers. Contact Rafael De Mussa info@htronline.org (212)
737-3357 •
41 E. 67 St.
JEAN COCTEAU REPERTORYwww.jeancocteaurep.org • Intern will divide time between Development, Front of House, Marketing & Production. Contact Melanie Hopkins mhopkins@jeancocteaurep.org
(212) 677-0060 • 330 Bowery
LARK PLAY DEVELOPMENT CENTER www.larktheatre.org • Administration, Development, Literary Management, Marketing & Public Relations.
Contact Carley Franklin Hughes
carley@larktheatre.org
(212) 246-2676 • 939 8th Ave.
THE LOOKING GLASS THEATRE (212) 307-9467. 422 W. 57 St., NYC 10019. Contact Jenn Boehm • Acting internship. Duties include acting class, possible performing opportunities, filing, cleaning, marketing/fundraising assistance. Submissions for the spring internship will be accepted in late Nov./early Dec.; summer internship applications accepted in late April/early May; fall internship applications accepted in August. www.lookingglasstheatrenyc.com or e-mail admin@lookingglasstheatrenyc.com
NEW YORK CLASSICAL THEATRE www.newyorkclassical.org • Assistant Stage Management, Costumes & Production. Contact Jennifer Russo jrusso@newyorkclassical.org
NEW YORK STAGE AND FILM www.newyorkstageandfilm.org • Administration, Assistant Stage Management, Company Management, Marketing, New Play Development, Production Management & Technical Theatre. Housing provided, June-Aug. when the organization moves to Vassar College.
Contact Charlie Whitehead
info@newyorkstageandfilm.org
(212) 736-4240 • 315 W.
36 St.
NY ARTISTS UNLIMITED, INC. www.nyartists.org Administration, Development, Marketing, Public Relations, Ushering, Stage Crew & Technical Theatre. Contact Melba LaRose nyartunltd@aol.com
(212) 242-6036 • (office) 212 W. 14 St., (theatre) Downeast Arts Center, 203 Avenue A.
ORIGLIO PUBLIC RELATIONS • Public Relations. Contact Yufen Cong yufen@origliopr.com
(212) 695-7400 • 333 W. 39 St.
PRIMARY STAGES www.primarystages.com Administration and Production.
Contact Tyler Marchant (212) 840-9705 • 131 W. 45 St.
ROUNDABOUT THEATRE COMPANY www.roundabouttheatre.org Administration, Development, Education Marketing, Technical Theatre & Ticket Services. Contact Stacey Morris (212) 719-9393 • 231 W. 39 St.
SECOND STAGE THEATRE
www.secondstagetheatre.com • Administration Development, Literary & Marketing. Contact Internship Coordinator (212) 246-4422 • 307 W. 43 St.
SIGNATURE THEATRE COMPANY
www.signaturetheatre.org • Company Management, Development, Financial Management, Marketing & Production Management. Contact Dara Ann Prushanksy internships@signaturetheatre.org
• 630 9th Ave.
TADA! www.tadatheater.com
Administration, Development, Education, Literary & Production. Contact Joanna Greer (212) 252-1619 • 15 W. 28 St.
TEATRO LA TEA www.teatrolatea.com
Stage Crew & Ushers. Contact Veronica Caicedo veronica@teatrolatea.com
(212) 529-1948 • 107 Suffolk St.
THE NEW VICTORY THEATER www.newvictory.org • Education, Marketing, Theatre Operations & Ticket Services. Contact Lindsey Buller apprenticeprogram@new42.org
(646) 223-3092 • 229 W. 42 St.
THE RIANT THEATRE
www.therianttheatre.com • Administration, Casting, Development, Education, Production and Technical Theatre. Contact therianttheatre@aol.com
(646) 623-3488.
THE YORK THEATRE COMPANY www.yorktheatre.org • Administration, Production & Marketing. Contact Brian Blythe bblythe@yorktheatre.org
(212) 935-5824 ext. 18 • 619 Lexington Ave.
THEATER FOR A NEW CITY
www.theaterforanewcity.net
Administration. Contact Travis Stewart travis@theaterforanewcity.net
(212) 475-0108 • 115 1st Ave.
WET (WOMEN’S EXPRESSIVE
THEATER) www.wetweb.org Assist the Executive Producers and Artistic Directors in all aspects of the theatre. Contact Victoria Pettibone vkp@wetweb.org
(212) 533-3211 • 780 Madison Ave.
WOMEN’S PROJECT
www.womensproject.org • Marketing Assistant & Ushers. Contact Wei-Jie Chou info@womensproject.org
(212) 765-1706 • 55 West End Ave
YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS INC. www.youngplaywrights.org • Administration.
Contact writeaplay@aol.com (212) 594-5440 •
306 W. 38 St.
BROOKLYN
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC (BAM)
Wide range of opportunities.
Contact Director of Human Resources hrresumes@bam.org • 30 Lafayette Ave.
PASSAJJ Productions • Assistant Stage Managers, Stage Crew & Ushers.
Contact Shirley Dick passajj@aol.com (718) 748-6988 • 7261 Shore Rd.
QUEENS
BARIBBEAN AMERICAN REPERTORY THEATRE
Assistant Stage Manager, Marketing & Ushers. Contact Rudolph Shaw shawcart@aol.com (718)
974-6487
114-13 Ovid Pl.
QUEENS THEATRE IN THE PARK www.queenstheatre.org • Administration.
Contact Gail Koelln (718) 760-0686 • Flushing
Internship Glossary
Wondering what any of the terms
actually mean? Look below!
Administration: the day-to-day running of the company, working in the office
Artistic Director: the person in charge of all artistic aspects of the company, present and future, often working in partnership with the Executive Producer
Assistant Stage Manager: assisting the Stage Manager, who coordinates rehearsals, performances and the nitty-gritty for every show
Box Office/Ticket Services: where all tickets for shows are processed, paid for and distributed
Development: the department that raises the money the company needs to survive
Education: the department that creates and runs the company’s arts education programs
Executive Producer: the person in charge of all staff and the well-being of the company, including planning for the future, often working with an Artistic Director
Financial Management: the department in charge of all things money
General Management: the person or department that makes and executes important decisions that affect the whole company, also overseeing most other departments
House Manager: the person in charge of “the house,” which is where the audience sits, they are also in charge of the ushers
Internship: A volunteer or low-paying job that not only teaches you about a certain profession, but can give you experience that may later help you land a job. Plus, it looks great on your resume! Often internships are a combination of simple tasks, plus more challenging ones.
Literary Management/Play Development:
this department reads and evaluates the plays that are submitted to the company, and they work with the Artistic Director to choose the plays that will be made into productions
Marketing: the department which oversees and creates all the brochures, postcards, performance programs and advertisements
Production/Theatre Operations: the department which oversees the theatre space and all the equipment and people who work there
Public Relations/Publicity: in charge of dealing with all of the media for their show— from newspapers to television to the Internet
Stage Crew: working for the Stage Manager, they do all the behind-the-scenes work during performances
Technical: this includes all of the physical parts of the show including the equipment, but also the designs for the set, costumes, lights and props
Ushers: the people who seat the audience, and make sure they are happy and not breaking any rules