Current Open Positions
We’ll be reaching out to schedule interviews as applications are reviewed.
Job Title | Production Administrative Coordinator
Job Title: Production Administrative Coordinator
Department: Administrative
Reports to: Artistic Director
Classification: Part-Time .375 (avg 15 hours per week)
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Pay Rate: $22-$24/hour
Organizational Overview
Dandylyon Drama is an educational non-profit performing arts organization that helps students thrive by shining a light on their unique strengths. Through a variety of exciting theater productions, fun classes, and engaging online programs, we build a creative, compassionate, and courageous community with you.
Dandylyon Drama’s mission is to grow more creative, compassionate, and courageous people through quality and accessible performing arts education.
Dandylyon Drama believes in equity, justice and inclusion for all. We actively welcome and include people of all races, socioeconomic statuses, colors, national origins, religions, ages, sexes, sexual orientations, genders, gender identities, neurological and physical abilities, employment histories, citizenship statuses, and education levels. Dandylyon Drama is a non-profit arts organization that operates in King County, occupying land of the Coast Salish, Stillaguamish, Duwamish and Suquamish People. Is there anything missing in Dandylyon Drama’s working definition of diversity? Please let us know!
Location
- Hybrid- 70% from Home, 30% In Person, Some Weekends
- Monthly Meetings In Person in Lake Forest Park/Shoreline Area
- Weekly Google Meet Team Meetings (currently Mondays 10am)
- Occasional additional in-person duties will arise
Production Administrative Coordinator: General Summary
Dandylyon Drama seeks a part-time Production Administrative Coordinator with energy, focus, and organizational skills paired with a deep commitment to performing arts education and Dandylyon Drama’s mission of inclusively serving our community. Ideal candidates value robust creative projects and a highly collaborative work environment with flexibility to accommodate a healthy work/life balance. Candidates should be comfortable with customer service and in-the-moment problem solving, experience with stage management, event producing, marketing, and or teaching a plus. We are a 16-year-old non-profit organization moving into our next level of growth by actively seeking a physical space, revitalizing our comprehensive strategic plan, and further investing in our staff.
Program Scope
The Production Administrative Coordinator supports production excellence for all of Dandylyon Drama’s ticketed productions and summer showcases. This includes the following programs:
School Programs Dandylyon Drama partners with Schools & PTAs to offer Performers Musical Productions. The Production Administrative Coordinator supports excellence of Performers Musical Productions.
Community Theater Dandylyon Drama offers community theatre opportunities in partnership with Shoreline Community College Continuing Education. These come in the form of classes & productions for ages 6-adult and CAPE and Musical Theater Clubs for Adults with Disabilities. The Production Administrative Coordinator will support excellence of all Community Theater Showcases & Productions.
Summer Camps Dandylyon Drama offers 7 weeks of summer camps. Our Creators camps (Playmakers and Storytellers) run 4 weeks outdoors at Shoreline’s Cromwell Park. Our CAPE camp and 2 weeks of Musical Theater Performers Camps are at Shoreline Community College. The Production Administrative Coordinator supports excellence of summer showcases.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Serve on Dandylyon Drama’s Management Team which includes:
- Artistic Director, Managing Director, Artistic Associate, Registrar & Administrative Coordinator and Production Administrative Coordinator
- Participate in weekly Management Team meetings (currently Mondays 10am-Noon)
- Submit a timesheet every two weeks
- Support Committee Coordination for Outreach, Fundraising, or Events
- As Needed based on strengths and availability
- Example Committees: Set Up, Clean Up, Concessions, Front of House, Load-Out, Strike, Decor, etc.
- Respond to requests for information, project proposals, etc.
- Help to develop and maintain mutually beneficial partnerships and cooperative relationships with other organizations
- Perform other duties as assigned to support Dandylyon Drama’s mission
Production Support
- Serve as “Producer” for Productions with an eye on overall experience with attention to beginning, middle, and end of process
- Support Tech Week and Performances in a front of house coordinator or stage manager role as needed
- Collaborate with Artistic Director and Artistic Associate on:
- Production Themes, Titles, and curriculum development that is developmentally appropriate for various age groups served
- Support TA Virtual and On-Site Check-In Process in partnership with Artistic Director and Artistic Associate
- Keeping TA Handbook up to date with current policies, procedures, safety protocols, etc.
- Showcase Support such as:
- Order, Pick Up, and or Drop off of Costumes, Sets, Props in LFP, Shoreline, & Woodinville, WA
- Pick Up & Drop off of Playbills, T-Shirts, etc.
- Support Teaching Artist, School Partner, and Family success by:
- Coordinating Creative Team, Parent, and Production Meetings
- Ordering & Organizing Production Supplies
- Support Application process for Scripts, Licensing, etc.
- Support Copying Backstage or Tech Scripts
- Coordinating Load-In and Load- Out of sets/props
- Emailing end of program Parent or Audience Feedback Surveys
- Creating shareable Google Photo Albums
- Other day-to-day administrative needs of the program
- Participate in budget reviews for Programs & Productions
- Coordinate Production Needs for Summer Camps
- Order, Pick Up, and or Drop off of Costumes, Sets, Props in LFP, Shoreline, & Woodinville, WA
- Pick Up & Drop off of Playbills, T-Shirts, etc.
- Microphone Support for Friday performances
Support Production Experience
- Support communication to create best possible Audience Experience, Hosting Theater/School Experience, Student Experience, and Directing Team Experience
- Support Dandylyon Marketing Tables at productions & other outreach events
- Coordinate with Front of House Staff & Volunteers or PTA Members
- Build relationships with tech leaders at theaters and schools forming a deep understanding of procedures for safety, protocols, etiquette, etc.
Marketing & Communications
- Support Audience Recruitment by:
- Sending Constant Contact to existing email list
- Poster distribution, etc
- Produce Production Marketing such as:
- Show Descriptions
- Show Playbills, Fliers, or Posters (templates available)
- Contribute to the Yearly Menus sent to schools Registrar & Administrative Coordinator creates
- Social Media Marketing Materials (or updating templates)
- Audience What-to Expect language on Ticketing Webpage
- Produce or Update Production Communications such as
- Parent Packets, Parent Emails, or Welcome Letters
- Best Practices/Resources for PTA/PTSA/School Producer Partner
- Support best practices for communicating information with parents for the highest level of student/family retention
Some useful specific skills and experience might include:
- Proficiency with Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Forms, G Suite
- Experience with Canva, Campsite Bio, Constant Contact, WordPress
- Detail oriented with excellent project management and supervisory skills
- Excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work with diverse personalities and workgroups including outside educational institutions and youth of all ages
- Ability to lead through a lens of equity, cultural awareness, and compassion
- The ability to develop and assess arts education curriculum and concepts
- Knowledge of developmental and education theory and the ways in which it interacts with theatre
- Demonstrated skills in budgeting
Our ideal candidate:
- Actually likes engaging with people
- Is equally comfortable working from home and getting dressed up for events
- Enjoys networking and connecting people with resources
- Is comfortable asking for money
- Is a self-starter with good follow-through
- Is interested in personal and professional growth
- Aligns with Dandylyon Drama’s belief in equity, justice, and inclusion
Supervisory Responsibilities
This position is not a supervisory role.
Access Needs
Everyone has certain accessibility requirements to succeed. Dandylyon Drama is committed to providing access needs to our staff and community. Please let us know how we can support you and your success.
How to Apply
If you are interested in joining Dandylyon Drama’s admin team, please email melani@dandylyondrama.org with your resume and short email or cover letter. First round applications will be accepted until Tuesday, January 14th.
Job Title | Registrar & Administrative Coordinator
Job Title: Registrar & Administrative Coordinator
Department: Administrative
Reports to: Artistic Director
Classification: Part-Time .375 (avg 15 hours per week)
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Pay Rate: $22-$24/hour
Organizational Overview
Dandylyon Drama is an educational non-profit performing arts organization that helps students thrive by shining a light on their unique strengths. Through a variety of exciting theater productions, afterschool enrichment programs, and evening classes, we build a creative, compassionate, and courageous community with you.
Dandylyon Drama’s mission is to grow more creative, compassionate, and courageous people through quality and accessible performing arts education.
Dandylyon Drama believes in equity, justice and inclusion for all. We actively welcome and include people of all races, socioeconomic statuses, colors, national origins, religions, ages, sexes, sexual orientations, genders, gender identities, neurological and physical abilities, employment histories, citizenship statuses, and education levels. Dandylyon Drama is a non-profit arts organization that operates in King County, occupying land of the Coast Salish, Stillaguamish, Duwamish and Suquamish People.
Location
- Hybrid- 80% from Home, 20% In Person
- Monthly Meetings In Person in Lake Forest Park/Shoreline Area
- Weekly Google Meet Team Meetings (currently Mondays 10am)
- Occasional additional in-person duties will arise
Registrar & Administrative Coordinator: General Summary
Dandylyon Drama seeks a part-time professional with energy, vision, and administrative skills paired with a deep commitment to performing arts education. Dandylyon Drama’s mission of inclusively serving our community requires an ideal candidate that values organization, consistency, and attention to detail in a highly collaborative work environment with flexibility to accommodate a healthy work/life balance. Candidates should be self-starters with excellent written communication skills with a proven track record of prioritizing deadlines, excellence, and sustainability. We are a 16-year-old non-profit organization moving into our next level of growth by actively seeking a physical space, revitalizing our comprehensive strategic plan, and further investing in our staff.
Program Scope
School Programs Dandylyon Drama partners with Schools & PTAs to offer Creators after school drama education as well as Performers Musical Productions. The Registar & Administrative Coordinator owns outreach and communication across these programs.
Community Theater Dandylyon Drama offers community theatre opportunities in partnership with Shoreline Community College Continuing Education. These come in the form of classes & productions for ages 6-adult and CAPE and Musical Theater Clubs for Adults with Disabilities. The Registar & Administrative Coordinator own Administration and Coordination of these programs, sometimes in partnership with other Dandylyon Admin staff.
Summer Camps Dandylyon Drama offers 7 weeks of summer camps. Our Creators camps (Playmakers and Storytellers) run 4 weeks outdoors at Shoreline’s Cromwell Park. Our CAPE camp and 2 weeks of Musical Theater Performers Camps are at Shoreline Community College. The Registar & Administrative Coordinator would provide coordination of all of these programs.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
General Admin
- Serve on Dandylyon Drama’s Management Team which includes:
- Artistic Director, Managing Director, Artistic Associate, Registrar & Administrative Coordinator, and Production Administrative Coordinator
- Participate in weekly Management Team meetings (currently Mondays 10am-Noon)
- Update Dandylyon Drama’s Google calendar and Program calendars
- Coordinate Meeting Scheduling
- Clone weekly meeting documents and send them to the team 2-3 days prior
- Maintain and Format in-office Spreadsheets, Checklists, Documents
- Be the final editor on out-going materials with an eye for typos, grammar, etc.
- Order office supplies including general needs and summer camp t-shirts
- Respond to requests from the Management Team for information, program planning, project proposals, etc.
- Maintain mutually beneficial partnerships and cooperative relationships with other organizations
- Committee coordination for outreach, fundraising, or events
- As needed, based on strengths and availability
- Example Committees: Set Up, Clean Up, Concessions, Front of House, Load-Out, Strike, Decor, etc.
- Perform other duties as assigned to support Dandylyon Drama’s mission
- Submit a timesheet every two weeks
School Outreach & Program Coordination
- Facilitate with School Partners and PTA Enrichment volunteers
- Email schools and local leaders to communicate programs
- Build relationships with new schools or coordinators
- Maintain communication throughout process
- Coordinate class scheduling and room assignments
- Find out school procedures for check-in, check-out, safety, etc.
- Ensure Recruitment of Chaperone Volunteers
- Support Artistic Director and Artistic Associate on:
- Program Themes, Titles, and curriculum development that is developmentally appropriate for various age groups served
- Interview scheduling for Teaching Artist interviews
- Support TA Virtual and On-Site Check-In Process in partnership with Artistic Director and Artistic Associate
- Keeping TA Handbook up to date with current policies, procedures, safety protocols, etc.
- Occasional Showcase Support
- Order, Pick Up, and or Drop off of Costumes, Sets, Props in LFP, Shoreline, & Woodinville, WA
- Pick Up & Drop off of Fliers, Posters, Programs, T-Shirts, etc.
- Support Managing Director on:
- Audit new hire paperwork, insurance, first aid, and cpr training created by another team member
- Formatting Teaching Artist Contracts
- Participate in budget reviews for Education Programs & Productions
- Keeping Program tracking spreadsheets up to date
- Support Teaching Artist, School Partner and Family success by:
- Scheduling Teaching Artist Meetings with Artistic Associate and Director
- Order Supplies & Organize TA Supply Bags
- Email end of program Parent Feedback Surveys
- Create shareable Google Photo Albums
- Provide day-to-day administrative needs of the program
- Communicate compassionately with parents regarding class selection, student, parent, or teacher troubleshooting, or complaints
Registration
- Set up and Manage Registration for all programs
- Format rosters, attendance sheets, and medical notes generated by the registration system before the start of camps, classes, or clubs.
- Connect registration inquiries with best teaching artist or management team member to answer questions
- Help with Welcome, Registration, or Check-In table at summer camps and some classes on the first day
- Tracking enrollment and supporting schools in meeting ideal class sizes
Marketing & Communications
- Design School and Summer Camp Marketing:
- Flyers/Posters
- Yearly Menus sent to schools
- Social Media Marketing Materials (or updating templates)
- Simple 1 page Playbills celebrating title and cast members for showcase
- Produce School and Summer Camp Communications
- Welcome Letters
- Support best practices for communicating information with parents for the highest level of student/family return
- Support Dandylyon Marketing Tables at productions & other outreach events
- Create occasional general marketing and social media posts
- General announcements
- Thank yous for grants supporters, sponsors
- Miscellaneous
Some useful specific skills and experience might include:
- Proficiency with Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Forms, etc
- Experience with Auctria, Canva, Constant Contact, WordPress, 6Crickets helpful
- Detail oriented with excellent project management and supervisory skills
- Excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work with diverse personalities and workgroups including outside educational institutions and youth of all ages
- Ability to lead through a lens of equity, cultural awareness, and compassion
- The ability to develop and assess arts education curriculum and concepts
- Knowledge of developmental and education theory and the ways in which it interacts with theatre
- Demonstrated skills in budgeting
Our ideal candidate:
- Actually likes engaging with people
- Is equally comfortable working from home and getting dressed up for events
- Enjoys networking and connecting people with resources
- Is comfortable asking for money
- Is a self-starter with good follow-through
- Is interested in personal and professional growth
- Aligns with Dandylyon Drama’s belief in equity, justice, and inclusion
Supervisory Responsibilities
This position is not a supervisory role.
Access Needs
Everyone has certain accessibility requirements to succeed. Dandylyon Drama is committed to providing access needs to our staff and community. Please let us know how we can support you and your success.
How to Apply
If you are interested in joining Dandylyon Drama’s admin team, please email melani@dandylyondrama.org with your resume and short email or cover letter. First round applications will be accepted until Tuesday, January 14th.
Job Title | Choreographer | Spring Production | Shoreline Community College | Application Deadline: 1/1/25
Job Title: Choreographer
Reports to: Artistic Director
Position: Non-Exempt
Part Time: Up to 4 hours per week, up to 41 hours per quarter, with potential additional paid contract work
Pay: $21 – $30/hr depending on experience
Contract Dates: Late March 2025 – June 7th, 2025
# Of Positions: 1
Location: Shoreline Community College
Organizational Overview
Dandylyon Drama is an educational non-profit performing arts organization that helps students thrive by shining a light on their unique strengths. Through a variety of exciting theater productions, fun classes, and engaging online programs, we build a creative, compassionate, and courageous community with you.
Dandylyon Drama’s mission is to grow more creative, compassionate, and courageous people through quality and accessible performing arts education.
Dandylyon Drama believes in equity, justice and inclusion for all. We actively welcome and include people of all races, socioeconomic statuses, colors, national origins, religions, ages, sexes, sexual orientations, genders, gender identities, neurological and physical abilities, employment histories, citizenship statuses, and education levels. Dandylyon Drama is a non-profit arts organization that operates in King County, occupying land of the Coast Salish, Stillaguamish, Duwamish and Suquamish People.
Choreographer in Residence: General Summary
Dandylyon Drama is seeking a motivated, compassionate, creative, and courageous person to join our team for the 2025 season as a Choreographer.
Our ideal candidate
- Wants to be part of a supportive Directing Team consisting of Director, Music Director, Choreographer
- Desires consistent weekly afternoon teaching hours
- Can commit to the entire contract length and prioritize supporting final performances
- Loves creating, exploring, and working with a wide variety of student ages kindergarten – high school students (predominantly middle school age)
- Has experience teaching and working with students through creative and artistic lenses
- Is comfortable working independently on curriculum and production planning
- Is equally comfortable working in partnership and asking for help/support when needed
- Is interested in personal and professional growth
- Aligns with Dandylyon Drama’s belief in equity, justice, and inclusion
- Is an excellent communicator
Scope of Work
Spring 2025
Spring Musical Production (Ages 10-16)
Type: Musical Theater Performance on Professional Stage
Location: Shoreline Community College, Shoreline, WA
Weekly Production Meeting Check-In
Location: Virtual via Google Meets
Ideal Candidate Availability for Rehearsals
Essential Choreo rehearsals run:
Mondays or Thursdays – starting late March, 4:30 – 6:30pm
One to two select Saturday and Sunday afternoons TBD, Choreographer Availability
Tech Week & Performances- Choreo support at most tech week rehearsals and performances required- see schedule below.
Second position open- Option to add additional afternoon for “Opening Act” show for ages 6-9, pending candidate availability.
Performances at Shoreline Community College Theatre
- Friday, 6/6 7:00pm (call time 5:30pm)
- Saturday, 6/7 2:00pm (call time 12:30pm) & Saturday, 6/7 5:00pm
Essential Functions and Duties
Curriculum and Rehearsal Planning
- Choreographer is provided training and a guiding curriculum and is expected to familiarize self with our Teaching Artist Handbook
- Cast using best practices, focusing on equity, skill, and potential for growth
- Creatively choreograph songs outside of rehearsal time
- Choreographer is tasked to teach choreography and warm-up activities to students during rehearsal time that align with the broad themes and musicality of the show
- Work closely with Director and Music Director in creating a schedule that fits the production timeline and the creative team’s contracted hours
- Be present and prepared to run rehearsals 2-3 times per week
Leadership & Admin Responsibilities
- Choreographer will be organized and create timelines and deadlines for communication with students and families
- Choreographer will communicate weekly with co-teaching artists to divide up teaching load and make plans to best support healthy environment
- Choreographer will keep track of dance/blocking progress and make sure to adjust rehearsal goals to be on track for performances
- Communicate your availability and goals for rehearsals (calendar will be distributed by the Director)
Relationship Building, Teaching, and Facilitation
- Build and maintain strong relationships with students and families
- Lead by example. All communication with students and creative team members should be respectful, kind, and open minded focused on problem solving
- Teach through an equity, arts-based lens, while engaging students on a healthy social-emotional level
- Hold auditions and callbacks (if needed) in a compassionate, growth focused way, aligning yourself and the process with Dandylyon’s mission and growth mindset
- Assist with set-up for class (arrive 15 mins early) and Return the room to the same state it was in before we arrived
- Lead and/or participate in games, warm-ups, and exercises
- Learn students’ names
- Greet students with a smile and introduce them to one another
- Encourage students to participate by using positive language and creating a safe, creative environment to take risks
- Clearly communicate with your co-teachers, assistants, and admin team
- Communicate with Artistic Director and Program Coordinator about any problems, needs, or successes
- Work in collaboration with parent producers and volunteers to offer best practices throughout rehearsals while clarifying needs and expectations
- Prepare outside of class time: movement warm-ups, learning activities, etc. to prepare students for performance
- Prepare students to successfully dance & move in time with backing performance tracks
- Share with students what excellence in Musical Theater performance looks like, provide tools for them to be successful
- Respectfully represent Dandylyon Drama in the community
Additional Requirements
- Follow Dandylyon Drama health and safety protocols and best practices
- Have a background in arts education and working with students aged 4+
- Submit a background check
- Have current First aid/CPR certification
- Have personal insurance coverage (We can share info about a super affordable resource for this)
- Available for virtual TA/staff meetings
Access Needs
Everyone has certain accessibility requirements to succeed. Dandylyon Drama is committed to providing access needs to our staff and community. Please let us know how we can support you and your success.
Supervisory Responsibilities
This position has the potential to supervise high school and college teaching artist interns.
Key Interfaces
This position is team-based with choreographer and director. Also frequently interacts with the Artistic/Executive Director, Program and Production Coordinator, and Managing Director.
How to Apply
If you are interested in joining Dandylyon Drama’s Teaching Artist Roster please email hannah@dandylyondrama.org with your resume and short email or cover letter, explaining why you have a passion for arts education.
Ongoing Open Positions
Job Title | Teaching Artist
Hours: Multiple Positions ranging from 3 hours a week to 12 hours per week
Pay Rate: Pay Range $21-$30 depending on experience and responsibilities
Organizational Overview
Dandylyon Drama is an educational non-profit performing arts organization that helps students thrive by shining a light on their unique strengths. Through a variety of exciting theater productions, fun classes, and engaging online programs, we build a creative, compassionate, and courageous community with you.
Dandylyon Drama’s mission is to grow more creative, compassionate, and courageous people through quality and accessible performing arts education.
Dandylyon Drama believes in equity, justice and inclusion for all. We actively welcome and include people of all races, socioeconomic statuses, colors, national origins, religions, ages, sexes, sexual orientations, genders, gender identities, neurological and physical abilities, employment histories, citizenship statuses, and education levels. Dandylyon Drama is a non-profit arts organization that operates in King County, occupying land of the Coast Salish, Stillaguamish, Duwamish and Suquamish People.
Teaching Artist: General Summary
Dandylyon Drama is seeking a motivated, compassionate, creative, and courageous person to join our team for Winter and Spring quarters as a Teaching Artist.
Our ideal candidate
- Wants to be part of a supportive cohort of Teaching Artists
- Desires consistent weekday afternoon teaching hours with flexibility each quarter to adjust your schedule days
- Can commit to the entire contract length and prioritize supporting final class sharing times
- Loves creating, exploring, and working with kindergarten – middle school students
- Has experience teaching and working with students through creative and artistic lenses
- Is comfortable working independently on curriculum planning
- Is equally comfortable working in partnership and asking for help/support when needed
- Is interested in personal and professional growth
- Aligns with Dandylyon Drama’s belief in equity, justice, and inclusion
- Is an excellent communicator
Example Scope of Work
Winter & Spring 2025
CREATORS Drama Club, Lead Teaching Artist
Theme/Class Types: Comedy Improv, Play Creation or Musical Theater
Student Average Ages: 3rd-6th grade Winter, K-2nd grade Spring
Location: Various schools North King County
Weekly Teaching Artist Training/Check-In
Location: Virtual via Google Meets
Essential Functions and Duties
Curriculum and Rehearsal Planning
- TAs are provided training and a guiding curriculum and is expected to familiarize self with our Teaching Artist Handbook
- TAs are tasked to create blocking, lessons, and activities that align with the broad themes
- TA will work with the Artistic Director to establish a clear and productive rehearsal schedule to succeed in the final goal of performing an original short play at the end of each quarter session.
Leadership & Admin Responsibilities
- TA will be organized and create timelines and deadlines for communication with students and families
- TA will work with the Program & Production Coordinator to communicate supply and costume needs with ample notice
- TA will communicate weekly with co-teaching artists to divide up teaching load and make plans to best support healthy environment
- TA will keep track of cast lists and play titles for creation of playbills
Relationship Building, Teaching, and Facilitation
- Build and maintain strong relationships with students and families
- Teach through an equity, arts-based lens, while engaging students on a healthy social-emotional level
- Respectfully represent Dandylyon Drama in the community
- Lead and/or participate in games, warm-ups, and exercises
- Assist with setup and cleanup
- Learn students’ names
- Greet students with a smile and introduce them to one another
- Encourage all students to participate using positive language and maintain a safe environment
- Clearly communicate with your co-teachers, assistants, and admin team
- Communicate with Artistic Director and Program Coordinator about any problems, needs, or successes
Additional Requirements
- Follow Dandylyon Drama health and safety protocols and best practices
- Have a background in arts education and working with students aged 4+
- Submit a background check
- Have current First aid/CPR certification
- Have personal insurance coverage (We can share info about a super affordable resource for this)
- Available for virtual TA/staff meetings
Access Needs
Everyone has certain accessibility requirements to succeed. Dandylyon Drama is committed to providing access needs to our staff and community. Please let us know how we can support you and your success.
Supervisory Responsibilities
This position has the potential to supervise high school and college teaching artist interns.
Key Interfaces
This position frequently interacts with the Artistic/Executive Director, Program and Production Coordinator, and Managing Director
How to Apply If you are interested in joining Dandylyon Drama’s Teaching Artist Roster please email hannah@dandylyondrama.org with your resume and short email or cover letter, explaining why you have a passion for arts education.
Job Title | Teaching Artist Volunteer
Reports to: Lead Teaching Artist & Producing Director
Part Time: Seasonal
Hours: Vary based on your availability
Pay Rate: Unpaid, eligible to receive volunteer hours
Organizational Overview
Dandylyon Drama is an educational non-profit performing arts organization that helps students thrive by shining a light on their unique strengths. Through a variety of exciting theater productions, fun classes, and engaging online programs, we build a creative, compassionate, and courageous community with you.
Dandylyon Drama’s mission is to grow more creative, compassionate, and courageous people through quality and accessible performing arts education.
Dandylyon Drama believes in equity, justice and inclusion for all. We actively welcome and include people of all races, socioeconomic statuses, colors, national origins, religions, ages, sexes, sexual orientations, genders, gender identities, neurological and physical abilities, employment histories, citizenship statuses, and education levels. Dandylyon Drama is a non-profit arts organization that operates in King County, occupying land of the Coast Salish, Stillaguamish, Duwamish and Suquamish People.
Teaching Artist: General Summary
Dandylyon Drama is seeking Volunteer Teaching Artists to support our outdoor summer camps at Cromwell Park in Shoreline, WA.
Our ideal candidate
- Loves creating, exploring, and working with students aged 4-13
- Has interest in learning from experienced Teaching Artists
- Is comfortable asking questions, learning, and working with youth
- Is interested in personal and professional growth
- Aligns with Dandylyon Drama’s belief in equity, justice, and inclusion
- Is an excellent communicator
Essential Functions and Duties
Relationship Building, Teaching, & Facilitation
- Build and maintain strong relationships with students and families
- Respectfully represent Dandylyon Drama in the community.
- Support Teaching Artists as they lead games, rehearsals and activities
- Assist with daily set-up, clean up, and camper sign-in
- Learn students’ names
- Greet students with a smile and introduce them to one another
- Encourage all students to participate using positive language and maintain a safe environment.
- Clearly communicate with Teaching Artists, admin team, and Producing Director any problems, needs, or successes
Additional Requirements
- Follow Dandylyon Drama health and safety protocols and best practices
- Have an interest in arts education, performance, and working with students aged 4+
- Submit a background check
- Current First aid/CPR certification
Access Needs
Everyone has certain accessibility requirements to succeed. Dandylyon Drama is committed to providing access needs to our staff and community. Please let us know how we can support you and your success.
Key Interfaces
This position frequently interacts with the Artistic/Executive Director, Producing Director, and Lead Teaching Artists
How to apply
If you are interested in this exciting Volunteer Opportunity with Dandylyon Drama please email hannah@dandylyondrama.org with your resume and short cover letter, explaining why you have a passion for arts education.
Dandylyon Drama is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applicants who share our values of diversity and inclusion. Our hiring process is free from discrimination based on race, color, national origin, ancestry, age, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or disability.