JOB OPENINGS

Serving as a cornerstone for ETP’s technical production needs, the Technical Director (TD) translates set designs into reality, supervises construction, and ensures the technical integrity and safety of theatrical sets and lighting systems. Collaboration is central to this role; the TD partners with directors and creative teams to fulfill all technical production specifications. During non-production periods, the TD oversees facility upkeep, handles equipment transport to and from storage via ETP’s vehicle, performs facilities maintenance tasks as needed, and executes site improvements if required (e.g., hang Christmas lights outside). Additionally, the TD supports venue rentals by assisting with logistical setups and strikes.

The Production Manager (PM) generally is responsible for monitoring budgets, scheduling work, and coordinating the various production departments to make sure all deadlines are met. However, the single most important responsibility is the development of a highly motivated and collaborative production team, which includes all those in charge of the various areas of the production--director, set designer, lighting designer, costume designer, musical director,  choreographer, technical director, stage manager, etc. The PM is ultimately responsible for ensuring that all aspects of the production are completed within budget according to the designer's and director's wishes, and in time for the first public performance. He or she oversees the cost effectiveness and planning of the entire production process.

The Development Coordinator (“DC”) engages with audience members, potential sponsors, and major funders by analyzing patron data and executing strategies, programs and events designed by ETP’s Managing Artistic Director to deepen relationships with ticket buyers for longer-lasting engagement. The DC’s primary focus will be to build and cultivate a portfolio of high-potential foundation and ‎corporate prospects that align with our mission and fundraising goals. This will involve ‎conducting thorough research to identify new funding opportunities, philanthropic sources, and ‎corporate sponsorships.‎ The DC also assists with occasional clerical duties, as needed, and engages in philanthropic development activities with audience members, sponsors, and major funders from time to time.

The Audience Development Assistant plays a vital role in enhancing the organization’s outreach and engagement efforts. This position will provide administrative support to the Managing Director and the Development Coordinator while actively managing volunteers and fostering connections within the community to drive audience growth and help shape ETP's future community-based programs.