Studio Theatre
$460/week pay plus provided housing valued at $280/week ($740/week total taxable compensation, equivalent to $18.50/hr); medical insurance with employer contribution, 401K access
Studio Theatre's Fellows-in-Residence Program in Washington, DC is a full-season (August to June) paid training program launched in 2024 as the successor to its 18-year Apprentice Program, preparing early-career artists and administrators for professional theatre careers. Positions span production and technical areas, directing, producing, development, marketing, administration and company management; each fellow is embedded in a department, participates in mentorship, seminars and networking, and lives with the cohort in a residence about a mile from the theatre. All 2026-27 positions have closed to applications.
Early-career artists and administrators; fellows live in Studio's Butler House (private bedrooms, shared common spaces) one mile from the theatre. Stage Management Fellow works as ASM and run crew alongside AEA PSMs.
Program launched 2024. Tracks also include Artistic Producing, Arts Administration, Company Management, Development, Directing, Marketing & Communications. | Not an acting fellowship per se; included as a paid multi-track theatre fellowship. | Verified on Studio site; all 2026-27 positions no longer accepting applications. Launched 2024 (successor to 18-year Apprentice Program). Fellows live together in Butler House ~1 mile from theatre.
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