Single Carrot Theatre Seeks Director for Peter Pan Adaptation

Single Carrot Theatre seeks qualified, Queer Identifying Director Of Color for upcoming project. Single Carrot Theatre and playwright Joshua Conkel are creating an adaptation of J.M. Barrie’s Novel, Peter Pan, in conjunction with Baltimore’s LGBTQ+ residents and service organizations.

Ideal candidate has directing experience at professional level and experience with new work development or community based theatre making. Pertinent Dates below.

Shriver Hall Concert Series offers students the opportunity to serve as Junior Board Members and learn from the Series Board of Directors, Executive Director, and staff how an organization such as ours functions. By serving alongside Board members, students will be immersed in our organization and culture, will get first-hand contact with Board members and staff, and have the opportunity to be part of a highly functioning organization.

Below are the criteria we have established for Junior Board Members

SINGLE CARROT THEATRE SEEKS LEAD TEACHING ARTIST

Single Carrot Theatre (SCT) is committed to creating enthusiastic 21st-century learners through ensemble building and collaboration through theatre performance. For the past three years, SCT has partnered with Margaret Brent Elementary Middle School to provide teaching artists for a year-long program: The World of Theatre. SCT is looking for a part-time lead teaching artist to spearhead this important program.

Single Carrot Theatre (SCT) is committed to creating enthusiastic 21st-century learners through ensemble building and collaboration through theatre performance. For the past three years, SCT has partnered with Margaret Brent Elementary Middle School to provide teaching artists for a year-long program: The World of Theatre. SCT is looking for a part-time assistant teaching artist to support this important program.

REPORTS TO: Executive Director

TYPE: Full-time, exempt

HOURS: M-F, 9:30-5:30 Occasional evenings and weekends

Celebrating its 52nd season in 2017-18, Shriver Hall Concert Series is Baltimore’s premier presenter of chamber music ensembles and solo recitalists. Presenting its coveted subscription series each year, free ‘Discovery Series’ concerts around the Greater-Baltimore area, and other special events, the Series has been called “Baltimore’s finest importer of classical music talent” by The Sun and is the five-time recipient of Baltimore Magazine’s distinction “Best Classical Music” in its annual “Best of Baltimore” issue.

Tasks Include:

Partnership Coordinator

Classified Title: Academic Program Administrator

Requisition #: 314758

Range: MC

Level: 3

Salary: $43,011-$59,217

Status: Full Time

School: School of Education

Location: Homewood Campus

Location City: Baltimore

Location State: MD

Resume Required for Application: Yes

Area of Interest: Administrative

Contact: Central Talent Acquisition Office: 443-997-5100

General Description

1. Candidate should have a Bachelor’s degree in Digital Communications/Graphic Design and 3-5 years of related experience. Will consider recent grad with strong skill set and portfolio.

2. Familiar with brand compliance, must be able to keep designs consistent with brand identity and guidelines.

3. Must have flawless work accuracy, and possess meticulous attention to detail.

4. Work efficiently in a fast paced environment, and have the ability to switch gears while managing multiple projects at one time.

The Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts (BOPA) is a non-profit arts and events organization charged with making Baltimore a more creative and vibrant city. The organization’s programs include city-wide special events and festivals (Artscape, Baltimore Book Festival, parades, fireworks) as well as management of historic sites and cultural facilities (School 33 Art Center, Top of the World Observation Level, Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower, The Cloisters).