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Theatre Washington is looking for enthusiastic collaborators for the following contract positions for this year's Theatre Week. Jobs descriptions, with compensation, are here – please feel free to pass these along to colleagues, affiliated theatre-makers, and anyone you think might be interested.
1.
Kickoff Producer $1,500 (40 hours)
- Create a schedule of events that is confirmed on or before August 15
- Secure talent, with the support of Theatre Washington staff for contracting
- Secure sound and technical support
- Secure stage managers, with the support of Theatre Washington staff
- Work with Theatre Washington to confirm volunteers needed
- Attend a one-hour weekly meeting with the Theatre Washington team beginning in early July
- Participate in a debrief/feedback discussion with Theatre Washington after the event
- Day-of: Coordinate the setup of microphones, sound boards, and instruments with Arena production staff and Supervise event Stage Managers, Assistant Stage Managers, and Volunteers
More info: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wdWtXE56FVWWY1BPllRGVdkmViFHAIq4gfis8bLAhCE/edit?usp=sharing
2. Event Producer: $1,500 (40 hours)
The Event Producer's role is to work with Theatre Washington to help envision and execute the events of Theatre Week. This includes:
· Theatre Week launch event
- Bus Tour with Smithsonian Associates, ensuring that the program has featured content from DC-area theatres and meets the overall goals of Theatre Week
- #DCTheatre Bike Rides: 3 bike rides, approximately 2 hours each, which may ride through Maryland, Virginia, and DC with stops at theatres for engagement and conversation
- Downtown #DCTheatre Walking Tour: A walkable route of downtown's theatres with engagement and activation at each stop
- If additional events are added to the schedule, compensation will be negotiated
They will also:
- Create a schedule of events with programming details confirmed on or before August 15
- Secure talent with the support of the Theatre Washington staff
- Create volunteer job descriptions
- Attend a one-hour weekly meeting with the Theatre Washington team beginning in July
- Attend each event to ensure the planned programming and content is executed
- Participate in a debrief/feedback discussion with Theatre Washington after the event
More Info: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QJQUaOov3M-5hgLvYv8EWUbhQrw9Je_njcvF4xypy88/edit?usp=sharing
3. Publicist: $5,000 (contract position)
Working with the Theatre Washington team and Communications lead, the Theatre Week Publicist is responsible for developing and executing a media strategy for Theatre Week 2024. Thus includes:- Leading weekly meetings with Theatre Washington staff to plan and report on progress
- Creating a specific press plan and media goals that include (but might not be limited to):
- Media attendance at the Theatre Week Launch event (with a focus on digital content creators)
- Robust calendar listings with featured placement
- Interview-based broadcast opportunities (morning talk shows, radio, etc.) for Theatre Week leadership and DC-based theatre-makers
- Coverage of Theatre Week events, including the Kickoff, Wharf Concert, and Bike Ride
- Feature articles about Theatre Week and events
- Providing media prep and training, as necessary, in advance of events and opportunities
- Developing press materials, including press releases and media advisories
- Serving as the primary media contact for inbound requests
- Staffing events where media will be in attendance to manage media on-site
- Tracking and reporting on media hits and progress toward goals \
- Participating in a debrief/feedback discussion with Theatre Washington after Theatre Week
More info: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10hlyF8UBzN0eGikxNEniKzBP5GvAaykCOAxwmURfyIo/edit?usp=sharing
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