Theatre in the Park Front of House Team Member: $14.00 - $16.00/hr

Spend your summer with one the nation's largest community theatres as a Front of House Team member!
This flexible team runs the operations at the outdoor amphitheater in the areas of parking, box office, concessions, entry gates, and more.

Duties include...

Greets patrons, answers questions, and promotes friendly atmosphere.
Sells tickets for shows and takes payment and makes change.
Answers questions concerning schedules, reservations and gives information concerning coming attractions.
Keeps daily balance sheet of cash received and tickets sold.
Monitors gate area and takes tickets.
Directs cars in parking lot to proper parking spaces.
Sells select merchandise before and during shows.
Contacts supervisor with problems concerning equipment or patrons.
Assists with cleaning of the theater and its front of house facilities.

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Theatre in the Park Scenic Carpenter: $15.00 - $17.00/hr

Join us at Theatre in the Park for a summer to remember as a Scenic Carpenter!

Duties include...

Work under the supervision of the Assistant Technical Director to construct scenic elements and maintain the scene shop.
Work independently and with other scenic crew fabricating and installing scenic units.
Ensure safety protocols are followed at all times.
Operation of power tools and hand tools including; circular, miter, track, panel, reciprocating, and jig saws, drills, impact drivers, pry bars, plyers, measuring devices, etc.
Make repairs and adjustments to set units as needed.
Assist scenic painters as needed.

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Theatre in the Park Scenic Painter: $15.00 - $17.00/hr

Grab your paintbrush, it's time to get paid to paint!! We are looking for talented Scenic Painters for our 2024 summer!

Duties include...

Work under the supervision of the Scenic Charge to paint scenic elements to match the Scenic Designs.
Work independently and with other scenic painters to complete assigned projects.
Help maintain paint shop and tools.
Ensure safety protocols are followed at all times.
Use multiple theatrical painting techniques (wood grain, scumbling, blending, etc.) to transform scenic elements.
Perform touch ups on scenic elements that become damaged.
Assist scenic carpenters as needed.