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The Theatre Lab welcomes five new board members this fall, our largest incoming "class" ever.
Julie Lloyd has taken many Theatre Lab classes and played major roles in many of our productions. She brings to the Board years of expertise as a digital communications, research, advocacy, and strategic planning consultant. Liz Whisnant is the principal of Horace Mann Elementary School and hopes to help The Theatre Lab expand our work with DC public schools, as does Amana Simmons, an accomplished attorney who has specialized in advocating for the rights of employees. Gil Gallagher has taught at the Field School (where Deb attended high school and Buzz used to teach) for 18 years, and brings a special interest in learner-centered design and integration of DEI work in the classroom. Rae Vann, whose husband Roger recently served on the Board and whose children Chad and Mozelle have participated in many Theatre Lab programs, offers her skills as an attorney specializing in labor and employment law, and her enthusiasm as one of The Theatre Lab's most valued supporters and advocates.
And we are sad to lose Lisa Brown from the Board, but proud to report that she has just been confirmed by the Senate as General Counsel at the U.S. Department of Education. Lisa's son Phil Cullen has been one our most active participants in summer youth programs for many years, and Lisa's support and guidance on the Board will be greatly missed--though she'll always be part of the Theatre Lab family.
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NOW HIRING: Event Associate, The Theatre Lab
Join The Theatre Lab for a temporary position: This role will support The Theatre Lab as we prepare for fall events, including our biggest fundraiser of the year, the Cabaret Benefit on November 14 at The Schuyler.
Schedule and Compensation: 13 hours per week, $15.20 per hour (in-person). Most work will take place between 9am-5pm, M-F.
NOTE: During the week of November 8-14, up to an additional 15 hours may be required, including evenings on weekdays and the weekend.
Primary Job Location: 900 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Full COVID vaccination and the ability to work on Sunday, November 14 is required.
The ability to lift up to 30 pounds is also required for this role.
Cabaret Duties May Include:
- Take inventory of event materials and make recommendations based on quality
- Prep printed materials, decor, and swag for event guests
- Print and assemble name tags, guest lists, and other materials as needed
- Provide support for pick-up and delivery of event materials and auction items
- Photograph auction items
- Guest relations and auction assistance prior to and during event
- Package items for both transport and delivery
Development Duties May Include:
- Follow up with guests on required information including vaccine cards, menu options, etc.
- Enter table assignments and donation information into Handbid software
- Communicate/follow up with sponsors and hosts as needed
- Help draft and assemble thank-you letters post-event
Marketing Job Duties May Include:
- Promote educational programming on Actors’ Center and TheatreWashington websites
- Promote public performances on TheatreWashington website
- Use established templates to make programs for public performances
The ideal candidate will:
- Be a good communicator with an eye for detail
- Have some photography/styling experience (to photograph still auction objects in a pleasing way)
- Ability to treat objects with care and package delicate items securely for transport
- Follow instructions carefully, and keep clear records of their work
- Have an interest in events and/or nonprofit arts organizations
TO APPLY: Please send your resume and a cover letter that lets us know why you’d like to work with us this fall and if you have any skills that specifically relate to the job description that would make you a good candidate. Email materials to marketing@theatrelab.org.
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- 320 kids and teens in acting and musical theatre camps.
- $111,000 awarded in need-based scholarships
- 4 full productions with in-person audiences and live streaming
- 20 streamed virtual performances
The Theatre Lab is grateful to the Nora Roberts Foundation for a grant of $5,000 in support of our educational programs. We also wish to thank the Crowell and Moring Foundation for $8,000 in support of Youth and Life Stories Programs and the Capitol Hill Community Foundation for support of our scholarship programs. Our community partners help us make a dramatic difference in the DMV!
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“As the country and the arts sector begin to imagine returning to a post-pandemic world, the National Endowment for the Arts is proud to announce funding that will help arts organizations such as The Theatre Lab reengage fully with partners and audiences,” said NEA Acting Chairman Ann Eilers. “Although the arts have sustained many during the pandemic, the chance to gather with one another and share arts experiences is its own necessity and pleasure.”
“We’re grateful for the NEA’s continued commitment to supporting transformational theatre education in Washington, DC,” said Theatre Lab Co-Executive Director Deb Gottesman. “Our Life Stories programs help young people take control of their own narratives and bring them to life on the stage and screen. After a year of social isolation for so many teenagers, we are especially excited about the opportunity to encourage creative collaboration between peers and to elevate the stories of people whose voices too often go unheard.”
The Theatre Lab's Life Stories® program teaches people from vulnerable populations to create original dramatic works using their own life experiences. Since launching the program in 2000, we have brought life-transforming opportunities for creative self-expression to more than 2,500 youth and adults from age 3 to 100+. The Life Stories program offers training in acting, storytelling, screenwriting and directing, and has been nationally recognized and is the subject of two award-winning documentary films, How I Got Over, a full-length feature by director Nicole Boxer, and The Life Stories Project, a short film by Michael O. Snyder. Under the careful guidance of Theatre Lab instructors, people young and old transform their personal narratives into film or theatre. Past Life Stories partners include nonprofits serving incarcerated and at-risk youth, homeless women, seniors in assisted living facilities, veterans, and more. To learn more about Life Stories and The Theatre Lab, visit theatrelab.org.
For more information on the projects included in the Arts Endowment grant announcement, visit arts.gov/news.
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WASHINGTON (March 1, 2021) -- The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts, Washington’s largest theatre school, announces that it has moved to a spacious, more modern location at 900 Massachusetts Avenue NW in downtown Washington, DC. Located several blocks from its former location on 8th Street NW, The Theatre Lab is now housed in the Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church building, across from the Apple Carnegie Library.
“The new space not only meets our existing needs, but provides many exciting upgrades,” said Deb Gottesman, Co-Executive Director of The Theatre Lab. “Since we’re still in a pandemic, we won’t be teaching classes in person right away, but it’s great to know we’ll be in a recently renovated space that lends itself to safe and healthful practices when we return in person.”
“And we’re thrilled to be in the same building as our partners at Washington Stage Guild,” added Co-Executive Director Buzz Mauro.
The Theatre Lab now has access to approximately 15,000 square feet of dedicated and shared space, including centralized offices, classrooms, and performance space to serve its annual student enrollment of more than 2,800 adults, teens, and children through acting classes, theatre camps, and Life Stories programs. The new space provides resident access to a professionally equipped 140-seat theatre where many Theatre Lab events have already been produced, including the annual Dramathon fundraiser. The theatre is home to longtime partner, the Washington Stage Guild.
“We are so very pleased that our two organizations will now be inhabiting the same campus,” said Laura Giannarelli, Washington Stage Guild’s Board President. “It’s been so satisfying to partner with The Theatre Lab these past several years. We look forward eagerly to working together with The Theatre Lab going forward to afford more opportunities to its students and to expand the work that the Stage Guild might be able to develop with student participation in our professional productions.”
The location is within walking distance of Mount Vernon Square and Gallery Place Metro stations and offers an entire floor of modern classrooms and Theatre Lab staff offices, a lounge space where students can socialize before classes, improved air filtration systems, and access to outdoor areas.
The Theatre Lab plans to offer socially-distanced, masked tours of the new space in spring 2021. If interested in a tour, please email contact@theatrelab.org. The school is currently enrolling children and teens in summer acting camps to take place in-person beginning in late June 2021. Early Bird rates are available through March 31 at https://theatrelab.org/camp and applications for teen performance institutes for students ages 13-19 are being accepted through March 15, 2021. Adult acting classes continue to meet virtually until further notice.
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The Theatre Lab is Washington, D.C.’s largest and most comprehensive independent, nonprofit school for the dramatic arts. For nearly 30 years, The Theatre Lab's mission is to transform lives through theatre education. We work to make the real-life benefits of theatre training accessible to all regardless of age, income, or experience level. Through our courses, camps, and programs, The Theatre Lab enrolls over 2,800 kids, teens, and adults a year. Offerings target beginners and veteran actors alike through a wide range of classes designed to fit busy schedules—summer camps for kids, Saturday acting classes, acting or playwriting classes for rookies, public speaking for non-theatre professionals and more. For those 18 and older preparing for a theatre career, our intensive, year-long Honors Acting Conservatory is the closest thing to graduate-level training students can get without having to quit a job to attend school full-time. For more information visit theatrelab.org and follow @theatrelabdc on social media.
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Oct 14
The Theatre Lab welcomes five new board members!
The Theatre Lab welcomes five new board members this fall, our largest incoming "class" ever. Julie Lloyd has taken many Theatre Lab classes and played major roles... -
Oct 07
We’re hiring: Join us this fall as our Event Associate!
Updated: As of October 15, 2021, this position has been filled. NOW HIRING: Event Associate, The Theatre Lab Join The Theatre Lab for a temporary position: This... -
Sep 28
The Theatre Lab to Present to Yale Alumni Nonprofit Alliance
On Tuesday, September 28, The Theatre Lab's Co-Executive Directors will give an interactive presentation to the Yale Alumni Nonprofit Alliance (YANA). Read more from ... -
Sep 09
A Summer To Remember
It looked a little different--students rehearsed in masks and performed in outdoor tents, giant atriums, and in front of cameras. But, after 15 months of being apart,... -
Aug 12
August 2021: Development News
The Theatre Lab is grateful to the Nora Roberts Foundation for a grant of $5,000 in support of our educational programs. We also wish to thank the Crowell and Moring ... -
Aug 01
The Life Stories Institute featured on podcast, Art Heals All Wounds
In this episode of Art Heals All Wounds, we meet Deb Gottesman and Buzz Mauro, co-directors of The Theatre Lab in Washington, DC. We'll hear about their Life Stories ... -
Jul 01
July 2021: Development News
The Theatre Lab premiered eight extraordinary short plays by many of the area's best playwrights as part of the 11th Annual Dramathon, raising $15,650 in support ... -
May 17
The Theatre Lab to Receive $20,000 Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts
WASHINGTON (May 17, 2021)—The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts has been approved for a $20,000 Grants for Arts Projects award to support arts education. This... -
Mar 01
The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts Announces New Location In Downtown DC
School Gains Access to 140-seat Professional Theatre WASHINGTON (March 1, 2021) -- The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts, Washington’s largest theatre school...
