We are hiring for part time afterschool staff for Dance and Musical Theater specializing in Pre- K to 5th Grade. Applicants may submit a theatrical picture and resume as well as a cover letter to the email below, Attn: Lindsay.

New Ballet Ensemble & School (NBE) is a nationally acclaimed Community Arts Education organization founded in 2001 to provide quality training and opportunities to all youth, regardless of their ability to pay. NBE is seeking a full-time Associate Artistic Director to teach and coordinate the training of NBE Ensemble artists, trainees, and advanced ballet students. Likewise, this position will work in partnership with the Artistic Director to engage guest artists and choreographers. Specifically, the Associate Artistic Director will be responsible for the logistics surrounding education and outreach performances and programs, and will schedule all rehearsals for the core program students as they relate to main stage and community performances. Lastly, the position requires the ability to be adept at working with diverse personality types in order to forge meaningful relationships with current and potential constituents, and help advance an environment of inclusion and professionalism in all NBE programs. Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to Carrie Vaughan, Managing Director. Email: carrie@newballet.org Mail: 2157 York Avenue |Memphis, TN 38104 Fax: 901-274-5370

Create an original work on the dancers in the new BFA Dance program at the Peabody Conservatory. Selected choreographer(s) will work for approximately 3–5 days during the Spring semester between January 14 and March 7, 2019. Please submit the following materials electronically: - Contact information (email address, phone) - Choreographic resume - One-page proposal of the work you would like to create -URL to one complete work Send materials & inquiries to danahbella@jhu.edu with the subject: “Call for Choreographers”.

Looking for Ballet, Hip-Hop, Salsa, Tap, Modern and Jazz instructors to start ASAP.

Looking to hire Professional Ballroom Instructor or Instructors immediately to our dance studio in Memphis / Germantown, TN. Experience in Ballroom and Latin dance Preferred. If you do have other dance experience (but don't have previous ballroom dance experience) please send us your resume anyway we'll provide the training for the right person. Experience in other studio's highly desirable. Experience: ballroom, Latin, ballet or jazz. Must have great communication skills. Call the studio to set up an interview 901-758-0032.

Looking for highly qualified faculty to teach at our TX Trainee Program. Classes are held during the day, not in the evenings. Must be available for the full school year. Students are an advanced/pre-professional level.

Great opportunity for a outgoing motivated individual to learn the art of outside sales in the dance industry. Selling top quality dance shoes to existing and pursuing new avenues. Commission sales.Some travel required. Please respond to the email for more details!

The Sarasota Ballet is looking for a Female Classical Teacher for the 2018-2019 Season. The Teacher will work closely with the Director of Education and will teach students in the Margaret Barbieri Conservatory and The Sarasota Ballet’s Studio Company. In addition, the Teacher will be responsible for staging repertoire for education performances and present lecture demonstrations as part of our Outreach Programs. Ideally, Teacher will also assist with scheduling, student assessment and other administrative duties. Teacher must have experience as a professional dancer and teacher. Please send your Cover Letter and Resume to Christopher Hird, Education Director, at chird@sarasotaballet.org.

Job Title: Institutional Advancement Manager Reports To: Director Status: Staff, Full-time Salary: $25-$30K + Medical/Dental Benefits Description: Urbanity Dance is looking for an Institutional Advancement Manager to start mid-September. The position is full-time. A pivotal new addition to the growing team, the Institutional Advancement Manager will be focused on communications, marketing and development. The Manager must be an excellent writer, have superb interpersonal skills, ability to multitask, work independently, and to be a self-starter. Candidate must be fully invested in the continued growth of the company, inspired and enthusiastic about the vision of the company. Strong potential for continued growth within the organization. Core Responsibilities: - Thinking creatively to grow Urbanity's three pillars: 1) audience/press for the professional company and performances 2) student population (adults and children) and 3) raise awareness about our community programming. Development: - In collaboration with the Board and Executive Director, build a robust annual fundraising plan that includes individual giving, events, corporate partnerships, and foundation grants - Manage the organizations database to ensure data integrity. This includes, data entry, gift tracking, list and report generation - Create systems for gift processing from gift receipt through to gift acknowledgment - Serve as the organization’s main contact with donors, including communications regarding Urbanity news and events - Foundation research, prospecting, and proposal generation - Serve as the organization’s representative at artistic and cultural events-- - Manage 3-5 fundraising/awareness events throughout year and working with Board of Directors and to organize responsibilities Marketing and Communications: - In collaboration with the Board and Executive Director, create an annual marketing and communications plan that includes a message and communications calendar to track all social media and email communications, press strategies, website updates, as well as a plan for evaluation of communications and marketing efforts - Writing press releases and responding to press inquiries in a friendly, timely, and effective manner - Facilitating (along with graphic designer) a website overhaul & new print materials - Writing blog entries and contributing as a dance writer to news publications - Managing social media and email communications - Managing team of 2-3 arts administration interns Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have/be: - Dance background is not necessary, but a passion for arts and community education is essential - Strong preference for 1 year of work-related experience - Bachelors degree required - Marketing competency and demonstrated experience in marketing, including market strategy, demand generation, market research, and marketing communications - Efficient multi-tasker - Delivering effective presentations - Strong analytical and problem solving skills - Strong attention to detail - Excellent communications, writing and customer service skills - Interest and/or experience in non-profit management and/or arts administration - Computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite - Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Photoshop, etc.) not required but is a plus. An aesthetic sense for web design (website, newsletter) is a plus. - Interest and/or experience in photo, video, web editing - Friendly personality, able to represent Urbanity in the press and media - Ability to work independently, and as a member of a team - Flexibility, positive attitude, and good work ethic To apply: Email cover letter and resume to urbanitydance@gmail.com or Urbanity Dance, 280 Shawmut Ave, Boston MA 02118 Urbanity Dance exists to inspire, engage, and empower individuals and communities through the art of dance and movement.

The USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance invites applications for a part-time position as Lecturer in Dance for Musical Theater. This is an exciting opportunity for an active artist/scholar to help build a path breaking program at a world class research institution. The selected candidate will serve as a consultant during the Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 semesters and will participate in the application and recruitment process for the first admitted class. S/he will begin teaching onsite at the USC Kaufman International Dance Center in Los Angeles in Fall 2019 at 50% time or greater and will be benefits eligible. USC Kaufman seeks a collaborative, dynamic and innovative artist-scholar to teach all levels of dance, choreography, and directing for stage and screen for undergraduate majors, non-majors, and minors. Successful candidates will have significant professional and/or university-level experience in teaching dance for musical theater and will possess expertize in several styles of dance including but not limited to tap, jazz, contemporary, ballet, ballroom, and vernacular dance forms. Ideal candidates will possess the ability to teach upper division courses in tap and ballroom. This position will also serve as the primary liaison between the Schools of Dance, Dramatic Arts, and Music, and will be charged with building a strong interdisciplinary and integrated partnership between dance and the musical theater program. Successful candidates will demonstrate a wide knowledge of historical and contemporary musical theatre practices as they relate to dance and a strong understanding of the current professional landscape on stage and screen in Los Angeles, New York, the West End, and internationally. Additional duties include student mentorship; non-major program oversight; collaborating with faculty on student evaluations, grading and assessment; participating in recruitment and selection of prospective students; facilitating visiting artist residencies; assisting in rehearsals; directing dance productions on a rotating basis with other faculty; and serving on departmental and university committees. Applicants will be expected to represent USC Kaufman at the University as well as within local, national and international dance communities. The USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance is interested in recruiting candidates who have demonstrated an ongoing, successful engagement with the highest standards of scholarship and/or creative activity, consistent with the expectations for excellence in a Research I university. For more information and to apply, visit the website below.

Pentacle’s mission is to design and provide unique and robust programs of support for performing artists at critical stages in their careers. At the same time, Pentacle enriches the cultural landscape through cross-sector partnerships in multiple communities across NYC and the U.S. Since 1976, Pentacle has been a model in the arts administration field, enabling performing artists to focus on what they do best—create art and engage with audiences. About the Position: Pentacle is seeking a part-time Program Administrator to join its energetic and experienced staff. They will work as a Fiscal Associate in the Fiscal department and as an Administrator for one of our newest programs called Administrative Support. The Program Administrator will report to the Director, Mara Greenberg, and will be part of a very collaborative team environment. How to Apply: Interested applicants should email their resume and cover letter to: Clarissa Soto Josephs, Director of Programming, clarissas@pentacle.org.

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