Bmore Broadway Live by Dance & Bmore is hiring a Stage Manager for 2024 productions.

Description:

The Stage Manager will facilitate communication between the director, creative team, cast, and crew. The Stage Manager will maintain a copy of the script with notes about all blocking and technical cues. The Stage Manager will supervise the pre-show routine and call all technical cues during the show. The Stage Manager will serve as representative of the creative team after the show has opened to maintain the show’s consistency and quality.

Why Not to Build a Computer That Loves is a sci-fi odyssey tragicomedy following a love-sick robot as they learn the true meaning of life... and accidentally destroy the universe along the way. Baltimore Rock Opera seeks multiple production positions for the show, including Stage Manager Fellow.

Production will begin Late January/Early February and the show will run Late May to Early June.

Metadata and Reference Librarian

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Communications and Social Media Internship

The Communications and Social Media Intern will support the Maryland Center for History and Culture’s social media outreach efforts, and other related communications tasks, within the Communications and Marketing Department. The intern will gain experience working in a nonprofit setting and sustaining a social media audience to support the Museum, Library, education programs, and public events at MCHC— the oldest continuously operating cultural institution in Maryland.

Program Assistant (Part Time, Grant Funded)

Community Collections and Collaborations Research Fellow

The Maryland Center for History and Culture (MCHC) seeks a research fellow to join “Community Collections and Collaborations,” our short-term grant project funded by the Society of American Archivists Foundation. The project focuses on research and the sharing of practices of institutional collaborations with community archives in Maryland as well as more broadly throughout the United States.

Working closely with MCHC’s project research team, the fellow will:

Role description: The Costume Designer will design the costumes for the Bmore Broadway Live production of Sweet Charity directed and choreographed by CJay Philip. The Costume Designer will use clothing to communicate time, place, and character, collaborating with the Director, Set Designer, and Lighting Designer to tell the story of the piece.

Role Responsibilities:

The Assistant Curator will work with the Director of Collections and Chief Registrar, and the Vice President of Collections and Chief Curator to create thoughtful and inclusive exhibitions for the Maryland Center for History and Culture and to bolster access to the permanent collection through research, education, tours, and programs.