Womens Project 2024 Season Equity Stage Managers - Women's Project & Productions, Inc. Auditions

Womens Project 2024 Season - Stage manager submissions Women's Project & Productions, Inc. | New York, NY

Notice: Stage Manager

CONTRACT

Off Broadway

$876 weekly minimum (Cat. 1) - Stage manager

$802 weekly minimum (Cat. 1) - Assistant stage Manager

SEEKING

Equity stage managers for Womens Project's 2024 Season.

Please submit for the Pipeline Festival or future consideration. All other positions have been filled.

SUBMISSION

INSTRUCTIONS

Please submit your resume for consideration.

Deadline: 07/13/2023

SUBMIT TO

jobs@wptheater.org

BREAKDOWN

Womens Project 2024 Season

BITE ME

By Eliana Pipes

Directed by Rebecca Martínez

PERSONNEL

Producing Artistic Director: Lisa McNulty Managing Director: Michael Sag

Associate Artistic Director: Ayana Parker Morrison

Casting: Kelly Gillespie, Danielle King

See breakdown for production specific personnel.

OTHER DATES

See breakdown for production specific dates.

OTHER

Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimination. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to submit.

Producing Organization: WP Theater in partnership with Colt Coeur

Colt Coeur Artistic Director: Adrienne Campbell-Holt

First Rehearsal: August 28, 2023

First Preview: September 23, 2023

Opening Night: October 5, 2023

Latest Closing Date: November 5, 2023

While trying to ditch class, Nathan, a white boy with family money who steals for sport, encounters Melody, an academic overachiever and the lone Black girl on campus, crying in a storage closet. They

form an unexpected bond, but it’s not long before the heat between them boils over. Bite Me explores the drama (and trauma) of trying to fit in at high school and the unfinished business that haunts them when they reunite a decade later.

MUNICH MEDEA: HAPPY FAMILY

Written by Corinne Jaber

Directed by Lee Sunday Evans

Producing Organization: WP Theater in partnership with PlayC

PlayCo Artistic Director: Kate Loewald

PlayCo Managing Director: Robert Bradshaw

First Rehearsal: January 2, 2024

First Preview: January 27, 2024

Opening Night: February 8, 2024

Latest Closing Date: March 10, 2024

Childhood friends, Caroline and Alice reestablish contact after more than 20 years. As they begin to unravel shared memories, they discover the part that Caroline’s father, a renowned theater actor, played in both their lives and how it affects them to this very day. Corinne Jaber’s new play captures the wild vulnerability of youth and the heavy armature of adulthood in unsparing, theatrical detail, led by award-winning director Lee Sunday Evans (Oratorio for Living Things, Dance Nation).

2024 PIPELINE FESTIVAL

Written by Amara Janae Brady, Christin Eve Cato, Queen Esther, Amina Henry, Else Went Directed by Jordana De La Cruz, Onyekachi Iwu, Julia Sirna-Frest, Dina Vovsi, Ran Xia Produced by Alverneq Lindsay, Emma Orme, Sami Pyne, Barbara Samuels, Praycious Wilson-Gay Contract: Special Agreement (TBA/week)

Pod 1

First Rehearsal March 18, 2024

First Performance April 4, 2024

Closing Performance April 6, 2024

Pod 2

First Rehearsal March 25, 2024

First Performance April 11, 2024

Closing Performance April 13, 2024

Pod 3

First Rehearsal April 1, 2024

First Performance April 18, 2024

Closing Performance April 20, 2024

Pod 4

First Rehearsal April 8, 2024

First Performance April 25, 2024

Closing Performance April 27, 2024

Pod 5

First Rehearsal April 15, 2024

First Performance May 2, 2024

Closing Performance May 4, 2024

Launched in 2016, WP’s 5th Biennial Pipeline Festival features the brilliant new voices of the WP Theater Lab cohort. Festival artists regularly go on to be produced on the largest stages in the country and to win every award offered for the stage. Previous Festival works have included Martyna Majok’s queens, Sarah Burgess’ Kings, Sylvia Khoury’s Power Strip, Zoe Sarnak and Emily Kaczmarek’s Afloat, and MJ Kaufman’s Galatea.