The mission-driven musical SuperYou is seeking cis and trans women of all perspectives to apply for The SuperYou Apprenticeship Program, which offers paid entry-level theatre job opportunities to shadow, work, and learn alongside creative and administrative teams as they construct a Broadway-aimed production.
The modern rock musical features a book and score by Lourds Lane, with direction and choreography by JoAnn M. Hunter, telling the story of a woman who learns to love herself when her superhero creations come to life.
SuperYou seeks to use the platform of performing arts to uplift and shift consciousness and create a world that is inclusive, empowered, empathic, and kind. A production of the musical was meant to debut Off-Broadway May 27 at the Daryl Roth Theatre, but was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Despite the pandemic, the creative and administrative teams are still hard at work on the production, and hope the apprenticeship creates opportunities for underrepresented people in the theatre industry.
Post-high school or college graduates applicants of all perspectives are encouraged to apply. Ideal candidates are upbeat and have a positive vision for themselves and the world, hard-working, solution-oriented team players, and out-of-the-box thinkers.
To read a full job description and apply, visit SuperYouMusical.com. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis and all qualified applicants will receive consideration.
The apprenticeship is run in partnership with not-for-profit SuperYou FUNdation, dedicated to educate and inspire youth and adults to notice and celebrate the “superhero” qualities in themselves and others.
