Seeking STAGE MANAGER for “Two-Headed” by Julie Jenson, directed by Becky Webber.
Candidate must have experience working within theatre, preferably as a stage manager, but we are willing to train the right person. Candidate must be organized, efficient, able to travel within the New England region, communicate well, be computer literate, and able to lift heavy objects (like wooden crates and boxes of props). Strong Candidates will also be self-motivated, problem-solvers, calm-under-pressure, and want to be part of a community of female artists.
“Two-Headed” is rehearsing now until we open the week of April 20. Rehearsals are primarily on alternating weekends in Greenfield, MA and Boston, MA. Some may be held in residential artist retreats elsewhere in New England. You must be available for most rehearsals in February and March and all rehearsals in April. “Two-Headed” will perform about 5 times throughout New England before landing at The Boston Center for the Arts for the final two weekends. It closes on May 20. We are offering a generous stipend.
Seeking SET DESIGNER, PROPS DESIGNER, and COSTUME DESIGNER for “Two-Headed” by Julie Jenson, directed by Becky Webber.
Set in 1850s Utah, candidate must be creative in the artistic and fiscal sense. This is a micro-budget touring production with the challenge of needing a hefty set piece that can still fit in the back of a couple of cars. Props are distinctly set within the period and also offer some interesting challenges…bear trap anyone? Strong candidates will have prior experience in their design field, be self-motivated, problem-solvers, and want to be part of a community of female artists.
Your work will be seen at several touring stops in New England including Brattleboro, VT and Northampton and will then land at The Boston Center for the Arts for the final two weeks of shows.
Please send a letter of interest and resume.
Volunteer House Manager
Seeking a responsible and organized individual to manage the house during our 2011 Season. Volunteer must be enthusiastic, comfortable handling money, and be a skillful hostess (you are the first person our patrons interact with when they come to the theatre!). Dates and titles will be announced in January of 2011. For more information, email SerahRose at info@ganemeed.org
Board Members
Seeking men and women who would like to take on the active role of board member. This is a volunteer position open to people with a variety of background and interests. We are particularly interested in including members with backgrounds in nonprofit management or law, accounting, gender studies, and creative non-fiction writing.
Responsibilities: Because this is an active board, members need to be available to commit at least 15 hours per month to GAN-e-meed Theatre Project. This time includes monthly board meetings, administrative assistance, proactively networking and promoting the company, and fund raising. We’re all newbies, so if you’re interested but not sure, email us anyways and we can fill you in on more details.
To Submit: Please send an email as a letter of interest which includes why you would like to be on the board along with a CV.
