Please submit via jobs@nlbarn.org

The New London Barn Playhouse will attend the SETC Job Fair (March 13th - 17th). Please also submit via production@nlbarn.org.

-All travel, housing, and meals provided for all employees.

-Job descriptions are below. All jobs are W-4 positions, and any applicable taxes and payroll deductions will be taken. Note that New Hampshire does not collect state income tax.

-Send a brief cover letter, resume, and three references to the Production Manager, Lily Vetter at Production@nlbarn.org. All items should be sent as PDFs.

-Please indicate if you have any known conflicts with the listed contract dates.

-Interviews will continue on a rolling basis until filled.

ASSISTANT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - FULFILLED!

Start Date: On or around May 19, 2024

End Date: September 3, 2024

Travel Dates: On or around May 18 & September 4, 2024

Compensation: $4,000 for 15 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports To: Technical Director

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

 Assist in the setup and supervision of the Barn’s brand-new scene shop.

 Contribute to the building, installation, and strike of each set across a busy summer season.

 Act as Technical Director for the installation, run, and strike of the final show of the season.

 Ensure proper maintenance and usage of all shop equipment and tools.

 Supervision of Scenic Interns and Acting Interns working in the Scene Shop.

 Attend and participate in production meetings as needed.

QUALIFICATIONS 

 2-3 years shop experience is preferred.

 Advanced scenic construction skills are preferred. Basic rigging experience is a plus. 

 Basic knowledge of AutoCad and Vectorworks is a plus.

 Effective problem solving and time management skills with the ability to follow

instructions, complete jobs from start to finish, and work independently with minimal

supervision. 

 Ability to follow health and safety standards.

 Valid driver’s license required.

COSTUME SHOP MANAGER/STITCHER - FULFILLED!

Start Date: May 19, 2024

End Date: September 3, 2024

Travel Dates: On or around May 18 & September 4, 2024

Compensation: $4,800 for 15 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Production Manager and Artistic Director

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

 Set up, organize, and manage all aspects of the Barn’s brand-new costume shop for the

2023 Summer season. 

 Working with multiple designers, participate in the construction, pulling, fittings, and

strikes for all main stage productions,

 Collaborating with the Wardrobe Supervisor and Designer for the transition to tech

rehearsals and performances.

 Schedule costume and wig fittings, rehearsal items, and notes with Stage Management

in accordance with Equity rules.

 In conjunction with the Production Manager, track and maintain multiple budgets to

ensure that all shows and notes are completed in a timely manner.

 Costume Design is a plus. Shop Manager may have design opportunities.

 Supervision of Costume Interns and Acting Interns working in the Costume Shop.

 Attend and participate in production meetings.

QUALIFICATIONS 

 Proficiency in costume construction and modification techniques.

 Excellent managerial skills and leadership qualities while working on multiple shows at once.

 Ability to follow health and safety standards.

 Must be able to climb stairs, stand, and kneel for extended periods of time, and be able

to lift twenty pounds, while working backstage effectively in a low-light environment.

 Driver’s license preferred but not required.

COSTUME ORGANIZERS (Hiring 2) - FULFILLED!

Start Date: April 20, 2024End Date: May 18, 2024

*Dates Negotiable based on availability.*

Travel Dates: On or around April 19 & May 19, 2024

Compensation: $2000 per person for 6 weeks + travel, and room. Reports to: Production Manager and Executive Artistic Director

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

· Work in a team of two to clear out Costume Storage

· Reorganize costume storage and make all sections accessible.

· Create a map and layout that is usable during our summer stock season and easy to maintain long term.

· Lead volunteers in group clean outs (as needed).

QUALIFICATIONS

· 1 – 2 years’ experience in costumes

· Understands different era and periods of design.

· Knowledge of costume conditions, and the ability to determine if a costume should be repaired, thrown away, or kept.

· Valid driver’s license preferred.

FIRST HAND/DRAPER - FULFILLED!

Start Date: On or around May 19, 2024

End Date: August 23, 2024

Travel Dates: On or around May 18 & August 24, 2024

Compensation: $3,500 for 14 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Costume Shop Manager

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

 Supervise and assist with all costume shop builds and participate in all load-ins and

strikes.

 Work with designers and shop staff in maintenance/repair, stock pulling, and borrowing. 

 Maintain deadlines for draping, fittings, and stitching of multiple garments during build

periods.

 Supervision of Costume Interns and Acting Interns working in the Costume Shop.

QUALIFICATIONS 

 Proficiency in costume construction and modification techniques.

 Skilled in draping and alterations. Flat patterning experience is a plus.

 Ability to follow instructions, complete jobs from start to finish, and work independently

with minimal supervision on multiple projects at once.

 Comfortable with instructing and supervising interns.

 Must be able to climb stairs, stand, and kneel for extended periods of time, and be able

to lift twenty pounds, while working backstage effectively in a low-light environment.

 Driver’s license preferred but not required. 

MASTER ELECTRICIAN - FULFILLED!

Start Date: On or around May 19 2024

End Date: September 9, 2024

Travel Dates: On or around May 18 & September 9, 2024

Compensation: $4,500 for 16 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Production Manager and Technical Director

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● In consultation with the PM, TD and Designers, install the rep plot at top of season.

● Lead and participate in all load-ins and strikes to hang, circuit, and focus six mainstage

shows under multiple designers.

● Implement and execute any onstage practicals and atmospheric/special effects.

● Program lighting console (ETC Element) during tech and serve as Board Op for all

performances.

● Upkeep of lighting plots, such as cleaning, repairing, borrowing, renting and return of all

equipment.

● Create and manage all show-related Electrics paperwork.

● Order necessary materials and supplies in a timely manner, while successfully managing

show and department budgets.

● Supervision of Electrics Interns and Acting Interns assisting with the Electrics

department.

● Attend and participate in production meetings.

QUALIFICATIONS

● 1-2 years experience as Master Electrician or 2-3 years of Electrics experience is

preferred.

● Knowledge of ETC Element lighting console, Lightwright, and VectorWorks.

● Lighting Design experience is a plus. ME may have design opportunities.

● Ability to lift 50 lbs. safely with assistance, and work in tight, sometimes awkward,

spaces.

● Ability to follow health and safety standards.

● Valid driver’s license preferred.

PROPS DESIGNER/SUPERVISOR -FULFILLED!

Start Date: On or around May 19, 2024

End Date: September 9, 2024

Travel Dates: On or around May 18 & September 9, 2024

Compensation: $4,000 for 16 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Production Manager and Technical Director

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● Lead in the successful pulling, borrowing, renting, construction, installation and strike of

props, furniture, and set dressing elements for all main stage productions.

● Communicate proactively with Scenic Designers, Stage Managers, Directors, and other

department heads to ensure safe and appropriate implementation of all prop elements.

● Coordinate with Stage Management to support prop needs in rehearsal and performances.

● Educate Stage Management and performers in appropriate prop usage.

● Order necessary materials and supplies in a timely manner. Track deliveries and

purchases, submitting all necessary paperwork to the Production Manager within

deadlines and budgets.

● Organize and maintain prop and furniture storage areas.

● Supervision of Props Intern and Acting Interns working in the Props Department.

● Attend and participate in production meetings.

QUALIFICATIONS

● 1-2 years experience as Props Designer/Supervisor or equivalent preferred.

● Excellent research skills and a strong knowledge of hand and scenic prop

construction/fabrication techniques, carpentry, upholstery, soft goods and crafts skills.

● Ability to safely lift 50 lbs. with assistance.

● Ability to follow health and safety standards.

● Valid driver’s license required.

SCENIC CHARGE ARTIST - FULFILLED!

Start Date: On or around May 19, 2024

End Date: August 23, 2024

Travel Dates: On or around May 18 & August 24, 2024

Compensation: $3,000 for 14 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Production Manager and Technical Director

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● From the Scenic Designer’s vision, paint all scenic pieces and show decks for the

mainstage season.

● Work collaboratively with TD and Props Designer to complete all work in a timely manner.

● Prepare paint samples/treatments when requested and execute various scenic painting techniques.

● Order necessary materials and supplies in a timely manner. Track deliveries and purchases and submit all necessary paperwork to the Production Manager. Work to ensure shows are completed within deadlines and budgets.

● Supervision of Acting Interns when working with paint.

● Attend and participate in production meetings.

QUALIFICATIONS

● Knowledge of basic scenic painting techniques (wood grain, brick, etc.) essential.

● Experience using sprayers and applying texture is a plus.

● Ability to follow health and safety standards.

● Valid driver’s license preferred but not required.

SOUND ENGINEER/DESIGNER- FULFILLED!

Start Date: On or around May 19, 2024

End Date: September 9, 2024

Travel Dates: On or around May 18 & September 9, 2024

Compensation: $5,500 for 15 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports To: Executive Artistic Director and Production Manager

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● Sound design, engineer, and operate sound console for all main stage productions.

● Install equipment/cabling for all shows at top of season, which includes playback, mixers, amps, microphones, video cameras and monitors for conductor stage shots.

● Coordinate and lead all audio installs, changeovers, and strikes.

● Work with Music Directors on sound needs, including rentals, acquisition, pit setup, and maintenance.

● Maintain Clear-Com system and equipment.

● Create and manage all show-related sound paperwork.

● Order necessary materials and supplies in a timely manner, while successfully managing show and department budgets.

● Attend and participate in production meetings.

● Supervision of Sound Intern and Acting Interns working in the Sound Department.

QUALIFICATIONS

● 1-2 years professional sound experience or equivalent of advanced skills at the college

level in sound design, including proficiency with QLab and mixing large musicals.

● Experience with a Midas PRO1-IP mixer is a plus.

● Valid driver’s license preferred but not required.

WARDROBE SUPERVISOR/STITCHER - FULFILLED!

Start Date: On or around May 19, 2024

End Date: September 9, 2024

Travel Dates: On or around May 18 & September 9, 2024

Compensation: $3,700 for 16 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Costume Shop Manager and Stage Management

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● Serve as head of wardrobe for the season, working with stage management and

costume designers to create wardrobe tracks, preset lists, and dressing lists for actors.

● Manage costume interns during tech and performances, and abide by relevant Actors’

Equity guidelines.

● Assist as a stitcher for daily builds and notes, and work with the Costume department on

all load-ins, changeovers, strikes, and costume restocking.

● Lead the planning and execution of costume/wig quick changes, as well as daily

costume maintenance, and cleaning of costumes and wigs. Provide assistance to actors

with basic hair and makeup needs.

● Attend designer run throughs and production meetings as needed.

● Consult with Costume Shop Manager to maintain wardrobe, laundry, and show supplies,

and maintain cleanliness of wardrobe and dressing room areas.

QUALIFICATIONS

● Some prior experience with wardrobe at the college or early-professional level is

required. Prior experience working with Equity actors/AEA guidelines a plus.

● Strong costume, alteration, and repair skills. Experience with wigs, hair and/or makeup is

a plus.

● Must be able to climb stairs, stand/kneel for extended periods of time, and work

effectively in a low-light environment.

● Ability to follow health and safety standards.

● Valid driver’s license preferred, but not required.

Please submit via music@nlbarn.org

JUNIOR INTERN PROGRAM DIRECTOR - FILLED!: Click here to view full description

JUNIOR INTERN SCENIC/PROPS DESIGNER - FILLED!: Click here to view full description

JUNIOR INTERN TECHNICAL EDUCATOR - FILLED!: Click here to view full description

JUNIOR INTERN STAGE MANAGER - FILLED!: Click here to view full description

JUNIOR INTERN MUSIC DIRECTOR - FILLED!: Click here to view full description

SUMMER CAMPS PROGRAM MANAGER - FILLED!: Click here to view full description

SUMMER CAMPS TEACHING ARTISTS (hiring 4–5) - FILLED!: Click here to view full description

To apply for any of the above positions or join our school-year pool of teaching artists, email your resume and letter of interest to education@nlbarn.org.

The New London Barn Playhouse will attend the SETC Job Fair (March 13th - 17th). Please also submit via production@nlbarn.org.

-All travel, housing, and meals provided for all employees.

-Job descriptions are below. All jobs are W-4 positions, and any applicable taxes and payroll deductions will be taken. Note that New Hampshire does not collect state income tax.

-Send a brief cover letter, resume, and three references to the Production Manager, Lily Vetter at Production@nlbarn.org. All items should be sent as PDFs.

-Please indicate if you have any known conflicts with the listed contract dates.

-Interviews will continue on a rolling basis until filled.

STAGE MANAGEMENT INTERN - FULFILLED!

Start Date: On or around May 19, 2024

End Date: August 23, 2024

Travel Dates: On or around May 18 & August 24, 2024

Stipend: $3,000 for 14 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Equity Stage Management

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● Assist Equity Stage Managers during rehearsal, performing daily setup and cleaning,

track props and scenery.

● Running backstage with Equity ASM for all performances, including daily setup and

cleaning, as well as assisting in stage presets and changes.

● Serve as Stage Manager for the Straw Hat Revue & Spotlight Series cabaret series.

● Attend production meetings as needed.

QUALIFICATIONS

● 1-2 years of college stage management training is preferred.

● Experience with musicals is a must.

● Ability to work quickly on several shows at once.

● Excellent communication skills.

COSTUME INTERN (Hiring 2)- FULFILLED!

Intern 1 Date: May 19, 2024 - September 9, 2024; Travel Dates: May 18 & September 9

Intern 1 Stipend: $2,700 for 16 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Intern 2 Date: May 19, 2024 - August 23, 2024; Travel Dates: May 18 & August 24

Intern 2 Stipend: $2,500 for 14 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Costume Shop Manager, First Hand & Wardrobe Supervisor

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● Assist in the construction and maintenance of all costume elements for the summer

season.

● Running wardrobe for all techs and performances.

QUALIFICATIONS

● Requirements are 1-2 years costume experience with excellent sewing skills.

● Must be able to climb stairs, stand and kneel for extended periods of time, lift twenty

pounds, and work effectively in a low-light environment.

ELECTRICS INTERN/FOLLOW SPOT OPERATOR (Hiring 2) - FULFILLED 1 OF 2

Intern 1 Date: May 19, 2024 - September 4, 2024; Travel Dates: May 18 & September 4

Intern 1 Stipend: $2,700 for 15 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Intern 2 Date: May 19, 2024 - August 24, 2024; Travel Dates: May 18 & August 24

Intern 2 Stipend: $2,500 for 14 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Master Electrician

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● Assist the Master Electrician with show prep, hang, focus, load-in, strike for all main

stage shows

● Run follow spot for all techs and performances.

● Serve as Lighting Designer for Spotlight and Junior Intern performances.

QUALIFICATIONS

● 1-2 years experience with light hangs, focus, patching, circuiting, basic wiring, and

running a follow spot. Basic design experience with the ETC Element is a plus.

● Comfortable working in tight spaces during installations, changeovers, and strikes.

● Ability to lift 50 lbs. safely with assistance, and work in tight, sometimes awkward,

spaces.

● Driver’s license preferred but not required.

PROPS INTERN - FULFILLED!

Dates: May 19, 2024 - August 23, 2024; Travel Dates: May 18 & August 24

Stipend: $2,500 for 14 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Props Supervisor & Technical Director

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● Assist the Props Supervisor in the building, borrowing, purchasing, and maintenance of

props for a six-show season.

● Props intern will also serve as lead props for 1-2 shows, pending experience level.

QUALIFICATIONS

● Creative problem solving and time management skills with the ability to follow

instructions, complete jobs from start to finish, and work independently with minimal

supervision.

● Ability to lift 50 lbs. safely with assistance.

● Valid driver's license preferred, but not required.

SCENIC INTERN (Hiring 2) - FULFILLED 1 OF 2

Intern 1 Date: May 19, 2024 - September 9, 2024; Travel Dates: May 18 & September 9

Intern 1 Stipend: $2,700 for 16 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Intern 2 Date: May 19, 2024 - August 23, 2024; Travel Dates: May 18 & August 24

Intern 2 Stipend: $2,500 for 14 weeks + travel, room, and all meals

Reports to: Technical Director & Assistant Technical Director

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● Assist in the construction and implementation of all scenic elements, as well as shop

maintenance and upkeep for the Barn’s brand-new scene shop.

● Contribute heavily to build, installation, and strike for each set throughout the season.

QUALIFICATIONS

● Applicants need at least 1-2 years theatrical shop experience.

● Ability to lift 50 lbs. safely with assistance.

● Valid driver's license preferred, but not required.

SOUND INTERN/ASSISTANT SOUND DESIGNER - FULFILLED!

Dates: May 19, 2024 - September 3, 2024; Travel Dates: May 18 & September 4

Stipend: $2,700 for 15 weeks + travel, room, and all meals.

Reports to: Sound Designer/Engineer

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

● Work closely with the Sound Designer/Engineer and serve as A2 for all mainstage

productions.

● Assist with the maintenance of all sound equipment.

● Participate in all load-ins, changeovers and strikes.

● Act as sound designer/engineer for 2-3 shows for the Junior Intern acting company.

QUALIFICATIONS

● 1-2 years of sound experience

● Basic knowledge of QLab

Box Office/House Manager - FULFILLED!

The New London Barn Playhouse seeks a full-time Box Office/House Manager for the 2024 Summer Season. The Barn Playhouse is celebrating 92 seasons of summer theater in a historic- landmarked, 200-year old converted barn.

The Box Office & House Manager reports to the Director of Sales and Marketing and Managing Director. Manager is responsible for all day-to-day box office and front of house duties which may include, but are not limited to:

● Supervising, training, and mentoring a team of 2-4 Box Office Interns

● Managing ticket sales online, over the phone and in person

● Staffing and scheduling box office and house management assignments

● Acting as a public face of the organization: greeting guests, answering general questions about the theater and the area, connecting patrons with non-ticket-related questions to the appropriate staff member.

● Maintaining inventory and selling Barn merchandise and concessions

● Maintaining and improving Ovation database integrity

● Serving as House Manager for public performances

● Collaborating with Production team for the upkeep of the Barn's historic theater

● Monitoring and ensuring patron safety and relations before, during and after performances

● Working with the Development and Marketing departments

● Managing guest relations

● Ensuring programs are prepped each night with inserts

Pre-Show

● Communicate with the Stage Management team to ensure any audience notices (use of fog, strobe lights, gun shots, etc.) are created, as well as performance length, late seating needs, and other pertinent details.

● Verify with Usher Coordinator and Box Office that we are fully staffed for performance.

● Turn on/off exhaust fan and A/C as needed

● Verify House Count with Box Office

● Make sure there's an accurate count of Playbills in the theater.

● Make sure all doors are unlocked, including the bathrooms.

● Gaff the House Right door, so it stays open.

● Check the rocks by the House Right door.

● Ensure the theater and Porch are clean and safe for patrons

● Make sure concessions is stocked and merchandise is available

● Prepare cashboxes for concessions/merchandise and pillows

● Assist Usher Coordinator with pre-show Pep Talk with Ushers, going over show times, late seating, any special notices, Usher positions, and any other pertinent information

Opening the House

● Coordinating with Stage Management team to make sure they're ready to open the house at half- hour.

● Supervise any pre-show concessions and pillow sales

● Taking tickets and assisting patrons to their seats.

● In the event of a ticketing dispute, assessing the situation and either resolving it or bringing it to the Box Office Manager.

During Performance

● Ensure a safe and pleasant experience in the theater for all patrons, checking for use of phones or distracting devices, aisles are clear, etc.

Intermission

● Supervise concessions/merchandise sales.

● Assist patrons with any questions or concerns

● Check the House Right door, that it's still gaffed and unlocked.

● Check that there are no Patrons in the bathrooms.

● Notify Stage Management when all patrons are returned to the theater and the second act can begin.

Post-Show

● Ensure patrons exit the theater in a safe and orderly manner.

● Supervise the cleaning of the theater with the Ushers.

● Make sure the A/Cs are all off.

● Turn on the Exhaust Fan.

● Double check that the bathrooms are locked.

● Lock the theater.

● Generate concessions and merchandise reports reconcile cashboxes

● Check bathrooms and lock them up.

● Generate a detailed House Manager's Report and send to theater and production staff, detailing house count, accurate performance and intermission start/end times, and any pertinent information.

In the Event of Emergency the House Manager serves as the main contact point between Stage Management, Barn Staff, and any required outside services (fire, police, hospital, etc.). Should outside services need to be called, House Manager will make the call and coordinate efforts. In such instances, House Manager will make sure the needed information is collected from all parties, and will include information in the House Manager's Report as well as any additional documentation as required by the theater.

The successful applicant will be highly responsible, friendly and outgoing, detail- oriented, computer- proficient, and able to handle a high volume of sales with efficiency and unfailing courtesy. Previous sales experience preferred but not required. Ideal candidate will have prior box office experience, experience with Ovation or similar ticketing systems, excellent personal skills, and willingness to jump in and get the job done. Travel, housing and all meals included. Position requires evening and weekend hours. Position to start part-time March 1, transitioning to full-time in May; end date ideally September 3, but negotiable for those returning to classes in the fall.

Total compensation (plus housing, all meals and r/t travel) $9,000 (for the summer).

Interested parties should submit resume and cover letter to: elliott@nlbarn.org and abby@nlbarn.org

Company Manager-FULFILLED!

Reports to: Managing Director

Start Date: on/about May 15, 2024 (flexible +-1 day)

End Date: September 10, 2024 (flexible end date)

Entry level Company Manager position (also will work collaboratively with and manage the Company Management Intern)

● Assist Managing Director with pre-season work as needed (mostly preparing house for staff arrivals and updating/familiarizing yourself with travel calendar)

● Basic knowledge of the housing matrix and how to adjust and add to it throughout the season (this is the housing document that shows where each person on-site is living)

● Basic knowledge of housing rentals for company housing

● Stock the rented properties with kitchen supplies and bedding and confirming internet connectivity and manage professional cleaning staff

● Changeover rooms between guest artists and employees (wash linens, vacuum and dust, clean bathrooms and make sure stocked with toilet paper and paper towels)

● Train and work with Company Management Intern and manage throughout the season

● Monitor housing and cleaning supplies

● Monitor and inventory office supplies and medical supplies

● Liaison between Company and Kitchen (Head Chef and Kitchen Staff) about any food allergies and Barnies on-site number

● Pickup and drop-off service for guest artists and employees including airport runs (BOS and MHT), Dartmouth Coach in New London and Lebanon, and Amtrak White River Junction

● Showing new employees their allotted housing and familiarizing them with the property and the area

● Provide basic knowledge about company business when new employees arrive on-sight (company car rules, parking rules, doctor visits, town suggestions…)

● Distribute weekly paychecks/paystubs

● Manage Company Car and Beach Pass sign-outs

Manage Company Management budgets

● Taking employees to doctor appointments (LifeLong Care or ER for emergencies)

● Providing transportation for Company Members to rehearsal, theater, or housing

● Organizing company cast parties and opening night champagne toasts and providing ‘DD’ drives home from said events when needed

● Manage housing opening and closing including ‘love your housing’ at the end of the summer, check-in/check-outs, Colby Sawyer, or other rental properties

● Transporting Company Members to events throughout the summer

● Primary first line of contact for Company Members

● Car and valid license required

● If you can fold a fitted sheet YOU’RE HIRED

● Other duties as assigned and agreed upon

Please note- there is an element of Health and Safety governance with this position. Since the New London Barn Playhouse works under Actors’ Equity jurisdiction these responsibilities will be relayed as we get closer to the arrival of the summer season.

Total compensation (plus housing, all meals and r/t travel) $5,500 (for the summer).

Interested parties should submit resume and cover letter to: elliott@nlbarn.org

Patron Services/Box Office Associate -FULFILLED!

The historic New London Barn Playhouse is accepting applications for the 2024 Patron Services/Marketing Associate. Our associate program is an excellent opportunity for emerging arts professionals to gain practical, hands on experience in a professional theater setting*. Through close mentoring with our staff, associates will collaborate on a diverse array of projects, and our goal is to provide interns with the tools & resources to grow into competitive professionals in the field.

Associate duties to include:

● Assist the Front House/Box Office Manager with day to day operations

● Assist with pre-show duties at the Box office and in the theater

● Assist with helping ushers in pre-show and showtime duties

● Help coordinate the seating plan for each show with the Box Office Manager

● Box Office duties and shifts, including answering the phone, emails, selling walk up tickets.

● General administrative & office duties

● Coordinating and drafting content for weekly E-Blasts

● Creating photo and video content for all productions during the season

● Updating the Barn Playhouse website (Squarespace)

● Supervising implementation of Barn’s pre-existing print advertising schedule

● Collecting and collating all Barn archival purposes

The position calls for an individual who is highly responsible, detail-oriented, and possesses great customer service skills. The right candidate should have a strong interest in the inner-workings of a theater box office and management position.

Position begins at the end of May or earlier and runs through the end of the season on September 2nd (end date negotiable for students returning to school). Dormitory-style housing, travel and all meals included. Position requires evening and weekend hours. Payment is $3,000 for the summer season.

Interested parties should submit resume and cover letter to: elliott@nlbarn.org and abby@nlbarn.org

Job Type: Internship

Pay: $3,000.00 for the season

Marketing/Box Office Associate - FULFILLED!

The historic New London Barn is accepting applications for the 2024 Marketing/Box Office Associate. Our associate program is an excellent opportunity for emerging arts professionals to gain practical, hands-on experience in a professional theater setting. Through close mentoring with our staff, associates will collaborate on a diverse array of projects, and our goal is to provide interns with the tools & resources to grow into competitive professionals in the field.

Associate duties to include:

● Assist the Director of Sales and Marketing on all production and full season campaigns

● Assist in the management of Barn social media and collateral to ensure the NLBP brand has a strong presence and accurate representation

● Coordinating and drafting content for weekly E-Blasts

● Creating photo and video content for all productions during the season

● Updating known online calendar listings and researching additional listing opportunities

● Updating the Barn Playhouse website (Squarespace)

● Supervising implementation of Barn’s pre-existing print advertising schedule

● Collecting and collating all Barn archival purposes

● Box Office duties and shifts, including printing and distributing will-call tickets, handling walk- up sales, stuffing programs, etc

● General administrative & office duties

● Help with some education and camps projects throughout the season.

The position calls for an individual who is highly responsible, detail-oriented, and computer-proficient. The ideal candidate will have photography/video experience, knowledge of Adobe platforms, and excellent written and verbal communication skills. This position offers lots of opportunity for a self- starter to have a real impact on an established, respected organization.

Positions begins end of May or earlier and run through the end of the season on September 2 (end date negotiable for students retuning to school). Dormitory-style housing, travel and all meals included. Position requires evening and weekend hours.

Total compensation (plus housing, all meals and r/t travel) $3,000 (for the summer).

Interested parties should submit resume and cover letter to: elliott@nlbarn.org and abby@nlbarn.org

Company Management Associate - FULFILLED!

Reports to: Managing Director, Associate Artistic Director Start Date: on/about May 15, 2024

End Date: on/about September 3, 2024

Entry level Associate Company Manager position

● Assist Company Manager and Managing Director with pre-season work as needed (mostly preparing house for staff arrivals)

● Basic knowledge of the housing matrix

● Basic knowledge of Colby Sawyer or other rental agencies for company housing

● Stock the rented properties with kitchen supplies and bedding and confirming internet connectivity

● Changeover rooms between guest artists and employees (wash linens, vacuum and dust, clean bathrooms and make sure stocked with toilet paper and paper towels)

● Train and work with Company Management Intern

● Monitor housing supplies and cleaning needs

● Monitor office supplies and medical supplies

● Liaison between Company and Kitchen about any food allergies

● Pickup and drop-off service for guest artists and employees including airport runs (BOS and MHT), Dartmouth Coach in New London and Lebanon, and Amtrak White River Junction

● Showing new employees their allotted housing and familiarizing them with the property and the area

● Provide basic knowledge about company business when new employees arrive on-sight (company car rules, parking rules, doctor visits, town suggestions…)

● Distribute weekly paychecks

● Meal, library card and company car sign outs

● Taking employees to doctor appointments (LifeLong Care or ER for emergencies)

● Providing transportation for Company Members to rehearsal, theater, or housing

● Organizing company cast parties and opening night champagne toasts and providing ‘DD’ drives home from said events when needed

● Manage housing opening and closing including ‘love your housing’ at the end of the summer, check-in/check-outs, Colby Sawyer, or other rental properties

● Transporting Company Members to events throughout the summer

● Primary first line of contact for Company Members

● Car and valid license mandatory

● If you can fold a fitted sheet YOU’RE HIRED

● Other duties as assigned and agreed upon, under the direct supervision of the Company Manager, and potential shifts in the Barn Playhouse Box-Office.

Total compensation (plus housing, all meals and r/t travel) $3,000 (for the summer).

Interested parties should submit resume and cover letter to: elliott@nlbarn.org and abby@nlbarn.org

FULFILLED!

The New London Barn Playhouse seeks a full-time Head Chef for the 2024 Summer

Season. The Barn is celebrating 92 seasons of summer theater in a historic- landmarked,

200-year old converted barn. If you are passionate about cooking and have previous

kitchen experience, then you may be the perfect candidate! The Head Chef reports

to the Managing Director and will work closely with the Company Management team.

The New London Barn Playhouse is seeking a hard-working, self-motivated Head Chef to join our team. Our theater operates from late May through early September (basically Memorial Day-Labor Day). The Head Chef will manage the kitchen, develop menus and create healthy, substantial meals to fuel our hard working staff. The ideal candidate for this position is creative, enthusiastic and passionate about food. This position will supervise approximately three to four additional seasonal kitchen staff- it is very hands on cooking.

Those with previous experience are encouraged to apply. The New London Barn Playhouse is located in New London, New Hampshire in the greater Lake Sunapee area. Competitive compensation is based on experience and includes roundtrip travel, room and board included, and discounted tickets to theater performances over the season.

Desired Qualifications:

Previous camp chef/kitchen experience

Experience in a institutional food-service setting

Serve as supervisor of food service staff and making scheduling assignments

Create healthy menus (lunch and dinner daily, number of meals varies throughout the season- numbers can vary from 50-100 people to feed…this number will always be confirmed the week prior by Company Management.

Coordinate with food vendors (US Foods, Spring Ledge Farms, Black River Produce) and ordering quality food

Manage budget for season long kitchen/food expenses

Train staff in proper food service policies and procedures

Prepare a variety of food for different diets (GF, vegetarian, plant based…)

Accept guidance and supervision

Good character, integrity, and adaptability

Enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience and self-control

Desire and ability to work in a fast moving setting

Job Types: Full-time, Contract, Temporary

Pay: $18,000-$20,000 for the season (+ housing and all meals)

Experience: Culinary experience: 1-2 years (Preferred)

Dates on-site: on/around May 15th, 2024 - September 10th, 2024