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2010-2011 Professional Internships and Fellowships

LIVE. LEARN. WORK…
at the Shakespeare Theatre Company

3rd Annual Internship Fair for the Arts
February 15 at Sidney Harman Hall

Join the Shakespeare Theatre Company and other DC area arts organizations (including Wolftrap Foundation for the Performing Arts, Arena Stage, Washington National Opera, Choral Arts Society of Washington, National Building Museum, Synetic Theater, Washington Performing Arts Society and many more) for the 3rd Annual Internship Fair for the Arts on Monday, February 15th at Sidney Harman Hall from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Learn about the various internship and employment opportunities available in areas such as arts management, artistic fellowships, production, technical internships, community outreach, media relations, and graphic design. Please contact Sara Jameson at sjameson@shakespearetheatre.org with any questions.

“I was looking for an internship that would provide me with the opportunity to work with a world-class theatre with a professional staff, and an outstanding reputation for quality… it became clear to me that this company could provide all of those things and more.”
Mick Coughlan
Stage Operations Run Crew
2007-2008 Stage Properties Intern

Each year, over a thousand early career theatre artists, technicians and professionals, nationally and internationally, compete for two dozen internships and fellowships offered at the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C. Members of the intern/fellow company work alongside some of the most renowned artists and professionals in the world to produce and support the mainstage season at the nation’s premier classical theatre.

Approximately 10 months in length, professional internships and fellowships are season-long, full-time commitments. Schedules are rigorous; production and artistic interns work 40 – 60 hours per week while administrative interns work 40 hours plus additional weekend and evening hours as needed.

Following their Shakespeare Theatre Company internship/fellowship experiences, our interns and fellows have gone on to work with many of the most respected artistic and cultural institutions in the country, including New York City Opera, The Goodman Theatre, The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Playwrights Horizons, Arena Stage, Signature Theatre Company, Second Stage Theatre and The Folger Shakespeare Library. Other intern and fellow alumni have pursued graduate study with such institutions as Yale School of Drama, Harvard Graduate School of Education and Carnegie Mellon University. Additionally, many interns and fellows have joined the Shakespeare Theatre Company as full-time staff members.

Ready to embark on the next stage of your career?
“Be not afraid of greatness” -- submit your application for consideration.

The Shakespeare Theatre Company will begin accepting applications for the 2010 – 2011 season in January 2010. The submission deadline is April 1, 2010.