CRT Employment/Internships
NO LONGER HIRING FOR 2008!
All TECHNICAL positions for 2008 are filled.
Any submissions made between now and September 1, 2008,
may not be responded to, however, will be kept
on file for the 2009 season.
CRT is a professional company located
in southwest Colorado high in the Rocky Mountains.
The Denver Post has named CRT as “among
the top five theatres in the state”,
USA Today has called CRT “one
of the top ten theatres to see the lights way off
Broadway”, and the National Theatre Conference
gave CRT the Award
for Outstanding Achievement in 2007. When
you’re
part of the CRT company, you will have the opportunity
to work with other professionals from across
the country in a true rotating repertory setting.
Our Season
We produce seven to ten productions
of diverse styles each season including musicals,
comedies, dramas, classics, children’s theatre,
improv, staged readings of new works, and touring
productions. The company arrives in mid-May and
the season runs through early November. Most company
members are contracted from mid-May through
the end of August with some contracts running
into October. Our Outreach Tour company is
hired in August with the tour running into
November.
Application Procedure
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Actors |
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Please send a cover letter, resume
with three references and headshot to
Artistic Director Maurice LaMee (maurice@creederep.com)
by email or mail to CRT, PO Box 269,
Creede, CO 81130 . |
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Designers, Production Staff
and Interns |
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Please send a cover letter stating
area of interest, resume with three
references and a photo of yourself
to Production Stage Manager Jonathan
Allsup (jonathan@creederep.com)
by email or mail to CRT, PO Box 269,
Creede, CO 81130. |
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Applicants must be 18 years of age and able to
carry 50 lbs a distance of 50’. Applications
are accepted November through February. Auditions
and interviews are held primarily in January,
February and March with hiring completed
by April 1. CRT typically holds auditions
and interviews in Denver, Dallas and Kansas
City, and attends the UPTA auditions in Memphis.
Actors wishing to audition should be prepared
to deliver two contrasting monologues and a song.
Contact the Managing Director for specific
dates and locations. If you are unable to audition
or interview in person, please contact us
to arrange a phone interview or videotaped audition.
The Company
The seasonal company is made
up of the following positions:
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Actors |
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15–20 actors are hired
each season to play multiple roles. We
offer both Equity and non-Equity contracts
for actors. As part of the acting company
you can expect to perform in two to four
plays. |
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Designers |
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Scenic, Costume and Lighting Designers
are hired for each production. In many
cases scenic and costume designers
are hired to design multiple productions.
The lighting designer is hired on a
seasonal basis as a resident designer
responsible for all shows. |
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Production Staff |
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All production staff positions include
salary and housing. Salary ranges from
$250 - $400 per week. |
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Stage Managers: |
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Three or four stage
managers are hired each season. Positions
include Production Stage Manager, Stage
Manager and an Asst. Stage Manager. The
PSM and SM positions may be offered an
Equity contract. ASM positions may be
interns. |
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Technical Director: |
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This position oversees the construction
of all scenic elements and coordinates
the changeovers. Manages the scenery budget. |
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Scene Shop Supervisor: |
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Works with the TD in scenery construction
and runs the scene shop. |
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Stage Carpenter: |
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Oversees the daily changeovers on both
stages and maintains the set throughout
the season. |
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Scenery Carpenters: |
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Builds the scenery and works on the
running crews for shows as needed. Assists
with changeovers. May be an internship
position. |
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Prop Master: |
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Responsible for providing and coordinating
all props required for the shows.
Manages the props budget. |
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Props Carpenter: |
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Assist the Prop Master with creation
of props. Also works on run crew for
shows. Assists with changeovers. May
be an internship position. |
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Master Electrician: |
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Works with the resident Lighting Designer
to provide lighting for all shows. Works
on run crews and assists with changeovers.
May be some design opportunities. Manages
the lighting budget. |
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Costume Shop Supervisor: |
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Works with Costume Designers to create
all needed costumes. Manages the shop
and supervises the staff. May be some
design opportunities. Manages the costume budget. |
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Costume Stitchers & Wardrobe
Staff: |
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Works in the costume shop to build
or alter all needed costumes. Works on
wardrobe crew for shows. Assists with
changeovers. May be an internship position. |
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Patron Services and Business
Office |
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Patron Services Manager: |
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Manages the Box Office, Gift Shop
and volunteer Concessions staff. |
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Assistant Manager: |
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Assists the PS Manager in supervising
the Box Office, Gift Shop and Concessions. |
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Patron Services Staff: |
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Works part-time in the Box Office and
Gift Shop and part-time in other areas
of the theatre. These staff members may
be used as actors or production staff
as needed and depending on their skills.
These are internship positions. |
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Business Office: |
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This person will work with the administrative
staff in many areas including marketing,
publicity and fundraising. Also works
part-time in the Box Office. This is
an internship position. |
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The Outreach Tour Company |
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A Company Manager/Stage Manager and
four actors are hired each season for
the tour. These positions normally start
in August and run through early November.
These company members may also be part
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The CRT Internship Program
In addition to working in their
regular positions, interns participate in
weekly workshops and master classes lead by CRT
staff, senior company members and guest artists.
Topics include Acting, Directing, Design and Production,
Audition Techniques, Career Advancement,
Theatre Management, Fundraising and more. Details...
Compensation
All CRT company members are
salaried positions with the exception of
interns who are offered a weekly salary and
course credit. Weekly salaries range from
$150 - $400. Housing for company members
is provided by CRT. We do not provide a travel
stipend for transportation to and from CRT.
Our housing campus is two blocks from the theatre
and includes the Rio Grande Hotel, built in 1892
and restored in 2001, and three apartment
style buildings. All have fully-equipped
kitchens and laundry facilities are available
in the Hotel.