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Sunday, July 10, 2022
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Exciting opportunity for Director of Arts and Cultural Programming at Leading Institution


 Montclair State University seeks a dynamic, collaborative leader with demonstrated success in programming the performing arts and live events for a diverse audience. Reporting to the Dean of the College of the Arts, the Director of Arts and Cultural Programming builds upon the success of the storied Peak Performances presented series, curating, marketing, and overseeing […] [READ MORE]
 

 

Chief Financial Officer – Washington Performing Arts


 Washington Performing Arts, one of the nation’s premier performing arts producers and presenters, welcomes applications and nominations for the position of Chief Financial Officer. The CFO will be a key part of a dynamic team and take a leadership role in achieving the vision, mission, and goals of Washington Performing Arts. About Washington Performing Arts […] [READ MORE]
 

 

Artistic Director – Oklahoma City Ballet


 OKLAHOMA CITY BALLET (OKCB) seeks its next Artistic Director, as it celebrates its 50th Anniversary this year. The Artistic Director serves in a co-leadership structure with the Executive Director, with both reporting to the Board. The AD is responsible for conceiving, developing, and implementing the artistic direction of OKCB, and effectively communicating this direction both […] [READ MORE]
 

 

Artistic Director – Cleveland Play House


 This is a rare opportunity to lead one of the country’s oldest and most revered regional theatre companies. [READ MORE]
 

 

Producing Artistic Director – Asolo Repertory Theatre


 With a talent for curating seasons that feature a blend of musicals, soul-inspiring stories, comedic flourishes, and thoughtful ruminations on modern life, the PAD will come to this role with deep experience and knowledge of the theatrical canon. [READ MORE]
 

 

Apply Now for MA in Arts Administration at Goucher College. Consider What’s Next.


 An innovative MA program in Arts Administration will help you prepare for the ever-changing environment of today's arts administrator. Designed for those who are also working full-time, this limited-residency program is practical and affordable. [READ MORE]
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Patron Database Administrator- Jacksonville Symphony 

The Jacksonville Symphony seeks a full-time Patron Database Administrator to manage the CRM software, primarily for development purposes and in support of institution-wide database management and revenue processing and reporting. [READ MORE]

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Costume Shop Supervisor, Wirtz Center at Northwestern University 

The Costume Shop Supervisor oversees the production of all costume, wig and makeup needs for 12+ Center productions. [READ MORE]

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Managing Director, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival 

HVSF invites applications for an energetic, creative, and community-oriented leader to serve as its next Managing Director at this exciting point in the Festival’s history. [READ MORE]

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Chief Operating Officer- Overture Center for the Arts 

As a member of Overture’s executive shared leadership team, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) will be results-oriented with overall responsibility for providing strategic leadership in all aspects of venue management. [READ MORE]

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Performing Arts Company Manager, Miami City Ballet 

Working in collaboration with the Artistic Director (AD) and the Chief of Staff to the AD (CoS) the position is responsible for the administrative and logistical operations related to the employment of Miami City Ballet dancers, guest artists, touring, and the coordination of the efforts of the Artistic, Production and Music departments. [READ MORE]

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Assistant Manager, Fundraising Systems, Kennedy Center 

Job Description: The Assistant Manager, Development Systems & Database works with the Director, Development Systems & Strategies in implementing and maintaining systems pertaining to the Development office. This includes gift entry management, internal database maintenance and training, and financial reconciliation. The incumbent must be able to manage his/her time, resources and work load to maximize […] [READ MORE]

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Dayton Performing Arts Alliance: VP of Learning and Community Engagement 

The VP for Learning and Community Engagement is responsible for creating, implementing, managing, and evaluating our educational and community engagement programs. [READ MORE]

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Assistant Manager, Fundraising Analytics, Kennedy Center 

This position supports quantitative and qualitative data requests across the larger Development team through data research and analysis, dashboards, lists, and other reporting tools designed to be translated into actionable intelligence that supports year-over-year growth in fundraising at the Kennedy Center. [READ MORE]

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Assistant Marketing Manager, Kennedy Center 

Under the supervision of the Senior Marketing Manager, the Assistant Marketing Manager, Theater and International Programs will play an integral role in strategy creation, execution, and analysis. [READ MORE]

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Wilma Theater seeks Production Manager 

The Production Manager reports jointly to the Artistic Director and Managing Director and has primary responsibility for the budgeting, contracting and execution of all aspects of theatrical production. [READ MORE]

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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR sought for Next Act Theatre, Milwaukee, WI 

The new Artistic Director will be charged with embracing NAT’s mission, leading the company with clear vision and transparent methods which will continue and enhance that mission. [READ MORE]

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Shakespeare Dallas Seeks Managing Director 

This is an exciting and unique opportunity for a management professional who can bring together their vision, experience, and passion for live theatre together with a drive to increase the impact theatre can make in communities. [READ MORE]

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President & CEO – Virginia Symphony Orchestra 

The President & CEO will generate and execute strategies and operating plans, ensure fiscal resiliency from both earned and contribute revenues, and articulate the VSO’s mission, vision, and values. [READ MORE]

 

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ISSUES

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MEDIA

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MUSIC

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PEOPLE

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