Volunteering
Please fill out our general volunteer form.
Volunteer opportunities in 2010
KEY BEES
Shifts available for volunteer office assistants, known as “Key
Bees,” to staff our busy uptown office from 11 a.m. to 3
p.m. Monday through Friday in overlapping 2.5-hour shifts.
Duties include answering the phone, picking up and sorting mail,
filling season ticket and FLEXpass orders, data entry, and
whatever else needs doing!
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FRONT OF HOUSE COORDINATOR
Seeking individual to work with staff and volunteers to
ensure smooth and congenial box office and house management
operations for all KCPT performances.
Responsibilities include scheduling of house managers and
ushers, training front-of-house volunteers, inventory and
ordering of suppies, creating a comfortable and inviting
experience for our theatre patrons.
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Would you like to direct one of our PT Shorts programs?
More information...
Casting call...
for volunteers!
"Can't act. Slightly bald. Can dance a little."
-- Fred Astaire's screen test results.
(Need we say more?)
There are hundreds of ways to get involved in theater if you
just want to have fun, meet and make new friends, or discover
talent you didn't even know you have.....
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Can you hand
out programs or work the box office?
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Do you enjoy
sewing?
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Can you
paint walls, floors, tables?
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Swing a
hammer?
- Write articles for the newsletter?
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Help with
publicity?
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Do you know
your way around a computer?
- Have you a desire to direct, stage manage or work the
light board?
- Look for props?
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Find
volunteers?
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Put up
posters?
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Are you a
photographer?
Brock and Baxter Walker
— father and son
— work
together painting the set of The Seagull.
April 2010.
If you'd like to volunteer, leave us a message
at (360) 379-0195 or fill out
this form.
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Membership
With limited seating capacity in our small theater, tickets
sales cover only a fraction of the actual costs of producing
plays.
There are:
Daunting when you see it in print.
As NPR tells you during their pledge drives, you really do make
up the difference with your financial support.
We could not do
this without you. In addition to membership, please consider
placing us in your annual budget for supporting the Performing
Arts by donating at any one of the
giving levels below.
Annual Giving Circles
| Patron Circle
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$2500 & above |
| Producer Circle
|
$1000 - $2499 |
| Director Circle
|
$500 - $999 |
| Star Circle |
$250 - $499 |
| Cast Circle |
$100 - $249 |
| Donor Circle |
$50 - $ 99 |
| Member Circle
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$30 - $ 49 |
Key City
Public Theatre is a
501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All
donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.
Donations made at the Donor Circle level or higher will be
acknowledged in all Mainstage production programs.
You may call
our administrative offices, 379- 0195 or email us,
info@keycitypublictheatre.org
for further information on the benefits of becoming a member.
You can pay your annual membership dues of $30.00 and/or make
donations either online or by
sending your check to:
Key City Public Theatre
P.O. Box 194
Port Townsend, WA 98368
Thank you for your generous support!
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Apprenticeships
KCPT offers full season apprenticeships to recent
graduates planning a career in the theatre and looking to
gain professional experience in a facilitated, mentored
environment.
KCPT apprentices contribute to every aspect of operating a
small theatre company from full participation in staff meetings,
to heading up specific projects, to sharing in everyday
administrative and maintenance tasks. Apprenticeships may
be tailored to fit the interests of the individual.
Production opportunities include the chance to work in technical
direction, stage management, design, sound and lighting, and
backstage running crew on any or all of our productions.
Other opportunities include work in literary management; grant
writing and development; marketing and publicity; education and
outreach; and arts management.
Production apprenticeships are full-time positions that
occasionally require substantial weekend and evening time,
especially during production. Some flexibility may be
possible. Apprentices are paid a small stipend ($100 per
month). Housing and transportation are not provided.
Internships
KCPT offers summer or per show internships to high school
and college students looking to expand their theatrical
experiences. Internships are offered in all areas of
production and administration.
Internships are non-paid. If interns wish to receive
academic credit for their internship it is the intern's
responsibility to make arrangements with the sponsoring
institution. Academic credit is up to the discretion of
the intern's high school, college or university. KCPT will
provide the sponsoring institution any necessary reports or
evaluations.
To apply for either an apprenticeship or internship
Please submit the following:
• A cover letter with a personal
statement about your goals in theater and areas of interest, why
you are particularly interested in working with Key City Public
Theatre, and whether you are interested in a full season
apprenticeship, or a summer or per show internship.
• Resume of theatre and related
experience
• Two letters of recommendation from
people who know your work
Send all application materials in one envelope to:
Denise Winter, Artistic Director
Key City Public Theatre
PO Box 194
Port Townsend, WA 98368
Or email all materials in one email to
info@keycitypublictheatre.org
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