Alliance Theatre
Minimum 35 weeks of Equity (LORT) contracting with Health and Pension contributions, plus a relocation stipend
The National Vision Stage Management Fellowship at Atlanta's Alliance Theatre places one early-career stage manager in residence for a season, working as a stage manager or assistant stage manager on Hertz Stage (LORT D) and Coca-Cola Stage (LORT B) productions, often including a commercially enhanced world-premiere musical. The fellow receives at least 35 weeks of Equity LORT contracting with health and pension contributions plus a relocation stipend, and is mentored by the diverse panel of professional stage managers who select them. Candidates need an MFA in stage management or a BA/BFA with commensurate experience and must relocate to Atlanta.
MFA in Stage Management, or BFA/BA with commensurate experience; must relocate to Atlanta. Fellow works as SM or ASM on the Hertz Stage (LORT D) and/or Coca-Cola Stage (LORT B), including commercially enhanced world-premiere musicals.
Originally announced as a BIPOC stage management fellowship; current page describes early-career eligibility with a diverse selection panel of professional stage managers who also mentor the fellow. Sponsored by National Vision.
The Alliance Theatre has posted the first installment of a behind-the-scenes documentary series tracking the creation of its new musical LIKE FATHER ahead of its world premiere this fall.
The National Alliance for Musical Theatre named 22 grant recipients across the Frank Young Fund for New Musicals and the Impact & Exploration Fund, supporting new musical development and organizational initiatives at member theatres nationwide.
The Alliance Theatre has revealed the cast of the upcoming world premiere musical, Like Father.
The Alliance for Jewish Theatre will hold its annual conference at The Breman Museum & Cultural Center, bringing together theatremakers and scholars from around the world.
The Alliance Theatre has shared footage from INDIVISIBLE: for all 'REVOLUTION,' marking the 25th anniversary of its Palefsky Collision Project, timed to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Rising sTArs, the youth theatre program of Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance, will present Be More Chill, featuring a cast of young performers from across the Piedmont Triad, directed by Heather Levinson.
The Alliance Theatre has revealed the cast of its upcoming production of Purpose.
The American Alliance for Theatre & Education announced its 2026 award recipients, honoring educators, students, and playwrights across categories including the Saldaña Professor Award, Chorpenning Playwright Award, and Playwrights for Change competition.
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