[NEohioPAL] Music Director Position

[Associate Director]

*Shaker Summer Theatre is seeking a Music Director for its 2018 summer camp
season.  *



*Session 1*- *Broadway Standards* (11 June 2018- 29 June 2018)

*Session 2*- *Contemporary Broadwa*y (9 July 2018- 27 July 2018)

Hours for both sessions: *Monday through Friday, 8:50am-3:00pm *

Location: John Carroll University's Kulas Auditorium

**You must be able to work all of the dates and hours specified above.*


Our Music Director would have several responsibilities that include:

1. Selecting Broadway music for each session. This would include 3 to 4
group numbers (kids range in age from 9 to 16 years old) and several (8 to
12) songs that can be sung by individuals (solos, duets, trios, and/or
quartets). The first session is older classic Broadway tunes and the second
session is contemporary Broadway tunes.

2. The MD would teach these songs to the students. The group numbers would
also entail choreography, so
you would be required to act as pianist for those choreographic sessions.

3. To play (just a solo piano) for the two performances each session. June
28 at 7 pm, and June 29 at 1 pm; July 26 at 7 pm and July 27 at 1 pm.


Shaker Summer Theatre Camp, as directed by long-time Artistic Director
Martin Friedman, Ph.D. and Associate Artistic Director Carly Germany,
M.F.A., is unique in that we preach process and not product. This camp
integrates scene work with songs and dancing.


*Shaker Summer Theatre is an equal opportunity employer committed to
assembling a diverse, broadly trained staff.  Minorities, women, people
with disabilities and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.

For more information, email Associate Artistic Director Carly Germany,
M.F.A. at shakersummertheatre at gmail.com or Artistic Director Martin Friedman,
Ph.D. at martinfriedman98 at gmail.com.
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