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Department: | Park |
Location: | Saint Petersburg, FL |
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Position: Scenic Carpenters/Stagehand
Reports to: Technical Director
Type of Employment: Independent Contractor
FLSA Status: Exempt from Overtime
Position Summary:
American Stage seeks Scenic Carpenters for the upcoming production of Beauty and the Beast. An ideal candidate is energetic and motivated to manage the build needs for our annual outdoor musical. This position would be responsible for set construction, load-in, and setup of the outdoor production.
Responsibilities And Duties:
Work with the TD to build the set.
Load-in of the park Stage and set.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Scenic Carpentry.
Familiar with tools and equipment.
Able to repeatedly lift 50-75 lbs
Understating of best theatrical practices in regards to load-in of scenery
Creative problem solving and troubleshooting
Team oriented and collaborative attitude
Excellent Communication
Details of the Production:
Onsite work begins Monday 2/03/25 thru 4/11/25
Strike on 4/28/25 thru 5/02/25
As an independent contractor paid by American Stage Theatre Company, you will be expected to adhere to our organization's code of conduct. A copy of this will be sent for your review and signature, prior to commencement of employment.
Compensation:
Compensation is BOE in the range of $17.50-$22.50 an hour for 35-40 hours a week for the entire contract. As an independent contractor, this position is exempt from any and all benefits that we provide full and part time staff.
To Apply:
Please submit the below as an email attachment to Thad Engle, Technical Director, at the following email address: tengle@americanstage.org
PDF formatted letter of interest/cover letter
PDF formatted resume
Be prepared to provide references upon request
Organization History:
American Stage is an Equal Opportunity Employer. American Stage does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability, national origin, veteran status or any other basis covered by appropriate law. All employment is decided on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business need.
Founded in 1977, American Stage is Tampa Bay’s longest-running, critically acclaimed professional theatre, committed to its role as a vital arts leader, contributing to the cultural landscape of the region by pursuing innovative programming and deeper connections with our community through our high-quality mainstage productions, our annual American Stage in the Park production, and our robust education and outreach programs. With powerful stories, boldly told, American Stage aspires to make the experience of dynamic, relevant, world-class theatre accessible for all.
At American Stage, we see the empty space as an opportunity for social change & civilized discourse to occur –one of the few sacred places left in a far too noisy, often divided, world where human beings can still sit in the quiet dark together, think a while, & be awakened. To gain a richer connection to the fragility of beauty & pain that exists in all art & life.
Theater of, by, and for all people. Artist-driven, radically inclusive, and fundamentally democratic. Through artistic excellence and the craft of storytelling, American Stage is committed to creating a safe space for multicultural artists to share their full humanity, as we come back to the theatre at this exciting but challenging time. We choose to create a new American Stage that enriches and embodies the rich diversity and cultural tapestry of America and truly reflects the American experience.
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Please email your resume in .doc, .docx, .pdf, .txt, .rtf, .html, or .ascii format to the address below. If you wish to enclose a cover letter, please include it in the body of your email message.