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Get Involved - Opportunities
There are many ways you can get involved at Theatre Horizon! Each season we look for the region's finest actors (both equity and non-equity) to work on our shows, administrative and production interns to assist in our daily operations, and qualified teaching artists to work at our education programs.
We are also looking to recruit ushers/volunteers to assist at the theater/offices and there are ocassionally production and/or administrative vacancies.
Do you have special talents, skills, or resources to help Theatre Horizon thrive? Click on the above positions for details or email Info@TheatreHorizon.org for more information.
Actors
To be considered for an upcoming role, mail your headshot and resume to: Theatre Horizon; Attn: Steven P. Nemphos; 401 DeKalb St; Norristown, PA 19401. Emailed headshots/resumes will not be considered unless specifically requested.
Interns
SOCIAL MEDIA/MARKING INTERNSHIP @ THEATRE HORIZON
The social media internship at Theatre Horizon provides assistance to the marketing department by spear-heading all social media efforts. The internship provides valuable experience in audience development strategies in a non-profit professional theatre company that produces challenging dramas and inspiring musicals in an intimate 125-seat theatre.
Responsibilities include:
Developing material/copy for social media platforms;
Monitoring and tracking individuals that use Theatre Horizons social media;
Creating promotional videos for Theatre Horizons YouTube page
Creating mass e-blasts;
Assist in the research of social media trends and best practices.
Help identify key bloggers, social media contacts, and online journalists plus monitor opportunities for outreach in support of Theatre offerings.
Assistance with postcard distribution and other marketing tasks.
Time Commitment: 6-12 hours a week for a minimum of 12 weeks. The program is flexible enough to meet the scheduling and academic needs of all intern candidates. Some evening and weekend work may be required.
Desired Experience:
Ideal candidate will have a degree in marketing, communications, arts administration and/or a related field and professional experience. Knowledge of social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, blogs, Flickr, Foursquare, etc) is a must. Experience with Photoshop, In Design, MS Office (Excel, Word), and internet research tactics is a plus. Candidates should possess the ability to work both independently as well as with a team.
The Theatre Horizon internship program offers a rich and challenging experience for qualified college students, graduates, and young professionals who are actively pursuing careers in professional theater.
While interning at Theatre Horizon you can:
Develop a marketing plan that you can add to your portfolio!
Bridge the gap between your collegiate work and your professional life by working in a creative and supportive atmosphere.
Build a professional network with the relationships you establish during your internship. These relationships often lead to future jobs in the industry, professional associations and even life-long friendships.
Experience the inner-workings of a small professional theatre company that is spear-heading a revitalization effort in a diverse community.
Theatre Horizon interns also receive:
Complimentary tickets to Theatre Horizon productions
$100 travel stipend
College credit, as arranged with your individual college or university.
To Apply
Email your current resume, a cover letter expressing your interest, your available dates, level of commitment, and two letters of academic/professional reference. Writing sample must be submitted in order to be considered.
Leigh Mallonee, Education Director
leigh@theatrehorizon.org
Theatre Horizon's administrative office is located at 401 DeKalb Street, Norristown PA 19401 two blocks from the Norristown Transportation Center.
THEATRE ADMINISTRATION INTERNSHIP @ THEATRE HORIZON
The theatre administration internship at Theatre Horizon offers general insight into the non-profit arts world. Interns will work side-by-side with artists, administrators, and technicians, assisting with a broad range of administrative and production tasks. Department heads will give interns challenges that will provide direct support to the day-to-day activities running a non-profit professional theatre company that produces challenging dramas and inspiring musicals in an intimate 125-seat theatre.
Responsibilities include:
Research local foundations and potential grant opportunities.
Assist with distribution of marketing and development materials.
Assist with subscriber, annual giving, and donor mailings.
Pursue audience engagement opportunities in the community.
Assist with planning and executing cultivation parties and opening nights.
Assist with drama clubs, camps, autism outreach classes, the development of future programs.
Participate in production meetings.
Assist designers as needed in the implementation of their designs.
Observe (and assist where needed) the rehearsal process of a professional theatre company.
Develop and maintain casting database and help setup/monitor auditions.
Provide house management and box office support.
Time Commitment: 6-12 hours a week for a minimum of 12 weeks. The program is flexible enough to meet the scheduling and academic needs of all intern candidates. Some evening and weekend work may be required.
Desired Experience:
Ideal candidate will be pursing a degree in theatre management, communications, arts administration, and/or a related field and professional experience. Applicants should have strong communication skills, basic computer knowledge and a positive attitude with the ability to work both independently as well as part of a team.
While interning at Theatre Horizon you can:
Bridge the gap between your collegiate work and your professional life by working in a creative and supportive atmosphere.
Build a professional network with the relationships you establish during your internship. These relationships often lead to future jobs in the industry, professional associations and even life-long friendships.
Experience the inner-workings of a small professional theatre company that is spear-heading a revitalization effort in a diverse community.
Theatre Horizon interns also receive:
Complimentary tickets to Theatre Horizon productions
$100 travel stipend
College credit, as arranged with your individual college or university.
To Apply
Email your current resume, a cover letter expressing your interest, your available dates, and level of commitment.
Leigh Mallonee, Education Director
leigh@theatrehorizon.org
Theatre Horizon's administrative office is located at 401 DeKalb Street, Norristown PA 19401 two blocks from the Norristown Transportation Center.
CASTING INTERNSHIP @ THEATRE HORIZON
The casting internship at Theatre Horizon provides hands-on experience in the day-to-day operations of a non-profit professional theatre company that produces challenging dramas and inspiring musicals in an intimate 125-seat theatre.
Responsibilities include:
Assist with the preparation of character profiles and actor call lists, as well as with scheduling and monitoring auditions;
Prepare routine correspondence, including rejection letters and responses to actor inquiries;
Develop and maintain casting database;
Attend artistic staff meetings.
Time Commitment: 15 hours a week April-June. The program is flexible enough to meet the scheduling and academic needs of all intern candidates. Some evening and weekend work may be required.
Desired Experience:
A minimum of two years of undergraduate education preferably in an arts-related field. We are looking for a detail oriented multi-tasker who has strong interpersonal skills and is comfortable interacting with theater professionals in person, on the phone, and in writing. Candidates should possess the ability to work both independently as well as with a team.
The Theatre Horizon internship program offers a rich and challenging experience for qualified college students, graduates, and young professionals who are actively pursuing careers in professional theater.
While interning at Theatre Horizon you can:
Bridge the gap between your collegiate work and your professional life by working in a creative and supportive atmosphere.
Build a professional network with the relationships you establish during your internship. These relationships often lead to future jobs in the industry, professional associations and even life-long friendships.
Experience the inner-workings of a small professional theatre company that is spear-heading a revitalization effort in a diverse community.
Theatre Horizon interns also receive:
Complimentary tickets to Theatre Horizon productions
$100 travel stipend
College credit, as arranged with your individual college or university.
To Apply
Email your current resume, a cover letter expressing your interest, your available dates, level of commitment, and two letters of academic/professional reference.
Leigh Mallonee, Education Director
leigh@theatrehorizon.org
Theatre Horizon's administrative office is located at 401 DeKalb Street, Norristown PA 19401 - two blocks from the Norristown Transportation Center.
PRODUCTION INTERNSHIP @ THEATRE HORIZON
The production internship at Theatre Horizon provides hands-on experience in working directly with the production manager, technical director, and designers in a non-profit professional theatre company that produces challenging dramas and inspiring musicals in an intimate 125-seat theatre.
Responsibilities include:
Observe the planning and technical management of a year-round season that includes world premieres, new interpretations of well-known works, and co-productions;
Conduct research for specific productions;
Assist stage management as needed;
Attend production meetings;
Budgeting and resource management;
Assist with routine clerical tasks and special projects;
Time Commitment: 6-12 hours a week for a minimum of 12 weeks. The program is flexible enough to meet the scheduling and academic needs of all intern candidates. Some evening and weekend work may be required.
Desired Experience:
The ability to lift, push, or maneuver 50 - 70 lbs (either alone or with assistance from others) is required as is a strong familiarity with tools. Organizational and multi-tasking skills are essential, as are communication skills and a practical knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. Experience in one or more areas of production is desirable. Candidates should possess the ability to work both independently as well as with a team.
The Theatre Horizon internship program offers a rich and challenging experience for qualified college students, graduates, and young professionals who are actively pursuing careers in professional theater.
While interning at Theatre Horizon you can:
Bridge the gap between your collegiate work and your professional life by working in a creative and supportive atmosphere.
Build a professional network with the relationships you establish during your internship. These relationships often lead to future jobs in the industry, professional associations and even life-long friendships.
Experience the inner-workings of a small professional theatre company that is spear-heading a revitalization effort in a diverse community.
Theatre Horizon interns also receive:
Complimentary tickets to Theatre Horizon productions
$100 travel stipend
College credit, as arranged with your individual college or university.
To Apply
Email your current resume, a cover letter expressing your interest, your available dates, level of commitment, and two letters of academic/professional reference.
Leigh Mallonee, Education Director
leigh@theatrehorizon.org
Theatre Horizon's administrative office is located at 401 DeKalb Street, Norristown PA 19401 two blocks from the Norristown Transportation Center.
Teaching Artists
We are always looking for enthusiastic, experienced, fun-loving teachers to bring drama to children's lives. We have year-round drama programs, a variety of summer drama camps, and a autism drama outreach program.
For more information on the programs click here.
To be considered for a teaching position, please send your resume to our education coordinator, Leigh Mallonee, Leigh@TheatreHorizon.org.
Ushers/Volunteers
Usher for one of our shows or donate your time to a special event/administration. Send an email Info@TheatreHorizon.org to become an usher or a volunteer. Ushers/volunteers are able to attend a performance for free and usually do not have to work for more than a few hours.
Vacancies
There are no vacancies at this time.