STAGE MANAGERS–if you want to stage manage one of the shows in the 2013-2014 Truman Theatre Season, you need to submit a letter of application no later than Thursday, March 28th at 5 p.m.\u00a0 You may compose only one letter, but please submit a copy of the letter to each director you’re hoping to work with.\u00a0 Show #1 will be a contemporary comedy directed by Randy Bame.\u00a0 Show #2 will be a Modern classic (something that could be from Hist-Lit 3), directed by Dana Smith.\u00a0 Show #3 will be a classic play (History-Lit 2-ish) directed by David Charles Goyette, and Show #4 will be a contemporary musical directed by Dana Smith.<\/p>\n
Your letter of application should:<\/p>\n
* Address your experience in stage management;<\/p>\n
* Discuss your unique approach to the job, including a philosophical statement about what a good stage manager should do and be;<\/p>\n
* Indicate which shows you’re hoping to work on, ranked in ascending order with top choice as #1, second choice as #2, etc.<\/p>\n
* Include a statement regarding your ability to maintain good standing at the university (keep grades up–you must be in good standing already in order to be eligible for SM positions)<\/p>\n
* Include a list of courses that you are planning on taking in the fall, including credit hours of each.<\/p>\n
We look forward to hearing from you!\u00a0 If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Smith at dasmith@truman.edu.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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