Review: KUNENE AND THE KING at Guthrie Theater
In most cases, American audiences encounter stories about racial and socioeconomic disparities through a distinctly American lens.
Guthrie Theater
$4,000 per production (half on signing, half at opening) - 2025-26 season rate
The Guthrie Theater hires one paid Assistant Director for each mainstage production of its season; the Guthrie states it does not run formal directing fellowships, so this is its early-career directing pathway. Assistant directors attend all production meetings and rehearsals, take notes and support the director, and are paid $4,000 per production (half at signing, half at opening). The 2025-26 posting closed April 15, 2025, and a 2026-27 posting had not been confirmed as of verification. (from search snippets)
One assistant director per mainstage production; hired via Guthrie's job portal.
Guthrie states it does not offer internships or fellowships; this paid AD program is its early-career directing pathway. 2026-27 posting not yet confirmed.
In most cases, American audiences encounter stories about racial and socioeconomic disparities through a distinctly American lens.
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