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The pandemic shutdown gave us a chance to pause. We used the time to listen, deliberate, and reflect. We looked at ourselves, and we looked at our home city—one that is mixed across differences such as race, language, sexual orientation, culture, gender identity, and more. At our core, we became consciously aware that we do not reflect the breadth and beauty of diversity the way we could and should.
As we re-opened our doors, we at Hartford Stage seized the moment to take intentional, deliberate actions to truly become Hartford’s stage.
Hartford Stage is a place for everyone—a place for you to be you.
All are encouraged to apply.
Click the department links below to see available opportunities.
Hartford Stage has a mandatory COVID vaccination policy for all employees. Details on the policy, as well as procedures for seeking reasonable accommodations relating to disability or religious practice, will be provided to all candidates for employment during the interview process.
No available positions at this time.
Assistant Costume Shop Director
As the assistant costume shop director, you will be hands-on, collaborating with the costume shop director in fulfilling the costume designer’s vision for all Hartford Stage productions. You are a multi-tasker and detail-oriented individual maintaining the logistics to keep the process moving. You’ll be in a fast-paced atmosphere keeping track of expenses, costumes/clothing, and buying and returning garments. You will assist with managing and responding to rehearsal notes, fitting notes, and supervising production wardrobe crew.
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Facilities Manager
As the Facilities Manager, you will be responsible for the management and upkeep of the three facilities and key equipment of Hartford Stage; the John W. Huntington Theatre, the offices and rehearsal studios at 942 Main Street, and the Scene and Paint Shop at 117 Murphy Road. You are an exceptionally organized manager with excellent communication skills and an eye towards details. You are both a hands-on jack-of-all-trades as well as the liaison with service providers. Your skills will allow you to determine when it is best to fix it yourself or bring in a service provider. You will be the point of contact for security ensuring effective administration of life safety and operational matters. You will develop systems and schedules to keep Hartford Stage’s facilities in the best repair and make key decisions in future improvements, maintenance and expenditures.
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No available positions at this time.
No available positions at this time.
No available positions at this time.
Summer Studio Nurse
As the nurse for our Summer Studio program, you will help us care for the overall health and wellbeing of the students in our camp community (ages 3-18). You’ll be part of a dedicated education team with a goal of making participation in the arts accessible to all students. You have experience as a licensed clinical nurse, particularly working with young people and their families, a keen attention to detail, and a clear and friendly communication style in interactions with young people and their caregivers. Part time, non-exempt (hours variable depending on needs, 10-30 hours weekly), $40-$50/hour. June through mid-August.
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“BE BOLD. ENVISION YRSELF LIVING A LIFE THAT YOU LOVE. Believe, even if you can only muster yr faith for just this moment, believe that the sort of life you wish to live is, at this very moment, just waiting for you to summon it up. And when you wish for it, you begin moving toward it, and it, in turn, begins moving toward you.”
Mount Holyoke
Commencement Address
2001
Unconventional spellings and instances of usage in the commencement address below represent the preferences of the author.
Top photo: The cast of Kiss Me, Kate (2015). Photo by T. Charles Erickson.
