The TEAM
Brooklyn, NY
04/14/2025
Spiegelworld
Atlantic City, NJ
04/14/2025
It's Me, Julie B! Productions
New York, NY
04/14/2025
Gallery Players
New York, NY
04/14/2025
The TEAM
Brooklyn, NY
04/14/2025
Administrative
Job Title: Development & Communications Producer
To apply: Please send an updated resume and a cover letter to hello@theteamplays.org with the subject line “Producer Application.” The cover letter should speak to why you want to work for The TEAM, very specifically, and why your experiences and values make you a good fit for this role. Deadline is May 5, 2025.
The TEAM, an internationally-renowned, Brooklyn-based experimental theater collective, seeks a passionate, savvy and scrappy, systems-brained individual to take on the full-time position of Development & Communications Producer at the TEAM. We need someone who wants to grow while helping us strengthen the infrastructure and foundation of our org—someone who takes pride in the impact that creative and thoughtful administration can have on our art and artistic community.
Our ethos is “how we make is as important as what we make.” This position is geared towards individuals who are excited about the ecosystem and agility of small, idiosyncratic theater companies. The Development & Communications Producer will spend most of their time working in close collaboration with Producing Director Emma Orme in maintaining the daily operations of the TEAM—and with the Board, and Artistic Director Rachel Chavkin. You will be responsible for Development Coordination (individual giving, board management and cultivation, and fundraising events); Grant Writing; Marketing & Communications (strategy and content creation); Line Producing (for our podcast Live From Mount Olympus); and some company management, contracting, and accounting responsibilities. We’re looking for someone interested in building a long-term partnership with our Producing Director.
Status: Salaried, full-time, non-exempt (approx 40 hrs/week, expanding or slightly contracting based on TEAM programming, and responsive to the life of the applicant)
Location: Fort Greene, Brooklyn (generally 3 days in-person, 2 days remote)
Start Date: June, 2025
Reports To: Producing Director
Salary: $57-62,000
Benefits: Health insurance reimbursement of the max amount federally allowable (e.g., $529/month for an individual with no dependents) + access to an opt-in 401(k) benefit plan
Vacation: The TEAM offers 14 days of paid vacation for employees, to be scheduled in reasonable accordance with org activity and requested at least 4 weeks in advance. Additionally, The TEAM office is closed annually for one week each summer and one week around the end of the year.
We strongly encourage applications from people of color, people from working class backgrounds, LGBTQ+ people, people with disabilities, and people from other historically marginalized communities. We welcome neurodiversity and a range of abilities across our candidate pool. The TEAM was founded by white artists and has worked in partnership with facilitators rooted in anti-oppression work to disrupt white-supremacist and colonial structures within our institution. Along with the PD, the DCSP Producer will have regular access to a trained leadership coach focusing on anti-racism and anti-oppression practices.
Role Responsibilities:
The Development & Communications Producer will be responsible for leading and supporting the Producing Director in the following areas:
Development & Fundraising
Collaborate with the TEAM leadership in implementing individual giving strategy
Process & maintain records for individual & institutional giving
Prepare & send tax acknowledgement letters
Maintain the grant applications & reporting calendar
Generate first drafts of all grants & reports
Identify new institutional funder prospects and maintain existing relationships
Support scheduling, management, and expansion of Board
Line produce cultivation events
Marketing, Communications, and Engagement
Devise & implement social media & communications strategy
Design all assets for social media and e-blasts, including editing short videos as needed, and manage external designers as needed
Maintain internal production media archive
Lead the upkeep of our Wordpress website
Maintain updated mailing lists in Mailchimp, Salesforce, and Internal Contact Sheets
Collaborate with presenting partners, locally and on tour, to build out audience engagement activities around RECONSTRUCTING and future mainstages
Managing ticket for all public events, including coordination of comps with presenting venues
Special Projects & Other
Serve as line producer & company manager for Live From Mount Olympus, a Greek Mythology podcast for kids that we produce in collaboration with the Onassis Foundation
Facilitate community events — outings to TEAM artists’ shows, the annual holiday party, community gatherings,
Support planning and implementation of the TEAM’s version of a strategic planning process
Some office management and inventorying work
ABOUT YOU
You are self-motivated and highly organized — your instinct is to build systems where they’re missing or improve them where they already exist
You have strongly held values and an interest in the living experiment of putting anti-oppressive and creative ideals into practical “get-shit-done” producing practices
You are a strong writer and clear communicator
You bring a sense of humor to your work
You are scrappy and a team player—you’re game to get your hands dirty in the not-always-glamorous daily labor of running a small org
You tactfully track and prioritize distinct projects with overlapping deadlines, and you are honest with yourself and the Producing Director when you hit capacity problems
You are assertive, patient, and have the tools to practice conflict navigation
You know how to balance the micro and the macro—be incredibly attentive to detail while keeping an eye on the bigger picture
YOUR QUALIFICATIONS/PAST EXPERIENCE:
Required: You have 2+ years of experience working in the administration of a cultural organization—specifically in development, marketing (strategy, coordination, and content creation), line producing, audience outreach and engagement, operations, or executive assistance.
Ideal: You have a sense of the NYC nonprofit theater ecosystem—and the related funding landscape
Ideal: You have experience writing or editing grants
Ideal: You have experience with graphic design, video & photo editing, and social media strategy
Ideal: You have experience working in some or all of the softwares the TEAM frequently uses: Salesforce, Mailchimp, Wordpress, Dropbox, Google Drive, Excel, Jotform, Canva, InDesign, Premiere or iMovie, Photoshop, Airtable, Zoom, Xero.
Ideal but not a priority: You have some experience with touring productions (in the experimental/interdisciplinary circuit, not commercial tours)
ABOUT THE TEAM (www.theteamplays.org)
The TEAM is a small, 20-year-old collective that thrives along its growing edges and punches above its weight. The TEAM’s mission is to collaboratively create, produce and tour new works about the experience of living in the United States today, using anti-oppressive producing practices. Led by Producing Director Emma Orme and Artistic Director Rachel Chavkin and spirited by some of the most wild and deep artists making today, we have created and toured 12 works, including Mission Drift, RoosevElvis, and Primer for a Failed Superpower. The TEAM’s current programmatic focuses are: the upcoming, rolling world premiere of our newest “mainstage” work Reconstructing; Petri Projects, an annual artist-driven new work development lab open to artists in the TEAM community, which culminates in the Petri Potluck; the recording and distribution of Live From Mount Olympus, a podcast of Greek myths told for today and aimed at audiences aged 9-13; occasional workshops on self-producing and the TEAM’s devising methodology; seeding ideas for the next TEAM mainstage; and capacity-building/mission-alignment work (board expansion, org visioning, etc).
For a quick video history of the TEAM, click here.
And to hear our artists speak to the importance of the TEAM, click here.
Spiegelworld
Atlantic City, NJ
04/14/2025
Performer
Spiegelworld’s The Hook in Atlantic City is seeking a male dancer for the on-call swing role of the Rear Admiral. Must have strong dance skills, and the ability to connect with a live, intimate audience.
- Contract Type: On-call swing
- Must be legally authorized to work in the United States
- Must live within 2 hours drive of Atlantic City, NJ
Show: The Hook
Production Company: Spiegelworld
Director: Cal McCrystal
Location: Caesars Atlantic City
Submission Deadline: April 20, 2025
SHOW DESCRIPTION
Spiegelworld’s The Hook has been playing at Caesars Atlantic City since 2023. Directed by UK comedy legend Cal McCrystal, the permanent resident show gives a nod to the classic variety shows of Atlantic City’s bygone era with raunchy twists and a nautical-seaside theme. Featuring sexy, jaw-dropping acrobatic acts and comic variety acts on an intimate stage, the show is anchored by its host Dick Marlin.
REAR ADMIRAL CHARACTER DESCRIPTION
The Rear Admiral is a handsome naval officer with a secret skill - a sexy and confident dancer with a ‘Magic Mike’ vibe. Great movement and dance abilities, ideally with additional floor-based skills such as acrobatics, tricking, power moves, head spins, flips or handstands. As the uniform comes off, his solo dance routine engages one-on-one with audience members with a romantic, playful and cheeky attitude, delivering the ‘love boat’ lap-dance of a lifetime to one lucky audience member.
* Artist must be comfortable stripping to a g-string. Ideally comfortable exiting stage through the roof holding onto an aerial strap, but not essential.
TO SUBMIT
Please send a current resume, performance video links, headshot, and full-length photo to casting@spiegelworld.com
Selected candidates will then be sent a brief to prepare a self-tape video dance demonstration.
Spiegelworld welcomes performers of all races and ethnicities, gender identities, and sexualities to apply. We will be accepting submissions until April 20th, 2025.
ABOUT SPIEGELWORLD
Spiegelworld creates award-winning, genre-defying live entertainment experiences, from smash-hit resident productions to engaging, interactive parties featuring the world’s most talented artists. More than “just shows,” we invent worlds: immersive, intricately detailed and infinitely discoverable alternate realities, full of twists and bends, art and cocktails, characters and curiosities. This story-driven, escapist energy flows through everything we do, electrifying our celebrated Las Vegas endeavors—Absinthe at Caesars Palace, our circus restaurant Superfrico at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Atomic Saloon Show at The Venetian Resort, Discoshow at The Linq Las Vegas—as well as The Hook at Caesars Atlantic City.
It's Me, Julie B! Productions
New York, NY
04/14/2025
Performer
Gallery Players
New York, NY
04/14/2025
Musician
May 1, 5:00 PM - 10:30 PM - Sitzprobe
May 2, 6:00 PM - 10:30 PM - Final Dress
Shows:
May 3, 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM
May 4, 3:00 PM
May 8, 8:00 PM
May 9, 8:00 PM
May 10, 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM
May 11, 3:00 PM
May 15, 8:00 PM
May 16, 8:00 PM
May 17, 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM
May 18, 3:00 PM
Compensation is a one time fee of $600
Please send a resume of experience and a reel of you playing if you have one.