Do you, or someone you know, dream of a career working behind the scenes in the performing arts?
Live entertainment -whether it is theatre, dance, music or comedy -requires more than performers to make it happen. It takes a team of skilled and competent people, working together behind the scenes, to create the lighting, sound, sets, projections and special effects that make the performance possible.
Full details after the jump.
If you want to be a part of that team and discover opportunities for employment in Washington's performing arts industry, the Atlas Stagecraft Training and Apprenticeship Program will provide hands-on training and practical work experience in the essential skills you will need, in addition to a small stipend.
No previous experience is required.
Apply online HERE or download the form to complete and mail it to
Atlas Performing Arts Center, 1333 H Street, NE, Washington, DC.
Applications Due: 5pm, May 24, 2011
For more information, contact the Atlas at 202.399.7993 ext 133 or email stagecraft@atlasarts.org or stop by.
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