Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival
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Marketing Coordinator

Part-time. Year-round.
Wholly or Mainly Tele-commute.
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The Marketing Coordinator (MC) contractor will develop and carry out an annual marketing plan in collaboration with the Curator and marketing team, and for supervising marketing, digital content, and festival week imagery. The MC works with the Curator and marketing team on a wide range of marketing areas: print and digital marketing; expense tracking; marketing infrastructure; spreadsheets and tracking; point of contact for marketing team; and other elements related to marketing. Largely a telecommute position, the MC is on-site in Provincetown, MA (housing provided) for the festival in September and possible a weekend in May, as agreed on between the General Manager and MC. The ideal candidate is either a student or alum of a graduate program and/or someone with marketing experience who is seeking a part-time marketing role. ​

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Ad Sales Associate

Part-time. Seasonal.
Mainly Tele-commute.
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The Ad Sales Associate (ASA) contractor serves as the primary salesperson for festival catalog ad sales, with a focus on continuing the connections to existing advertisers and fostering relationships with new prospective advertisers, relaying the benefits of exposure and community that the festival brings.  Largely a telecommute position, the ASA will occasionally need to be on-site in Provincetown, MA (housing provided) for a few nights each visit through spring and summer (schedule as agreed on between ASA and General Manager). The ideal candidate is a people-person, has a sales background, with ad sales experience a plus. ​

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Catalog Coordinator

Part-time. Seasonal.
​Wholly Tele-commute.

The Catalogue Coordinator (CC) contractor takes on the role of project manager for the Festival catalogue (annual magazine), serving as the primary point of contact and communication between the design team and the artistic and communications teams. The CC works with the General Manager and Curator to project manage the Festival catalogue in areas of: administration; image, text, design, sponsorship, and ad file tracking and follow-up; page plan; catalogue production oversight; deadline reminders and tracking; catalogue revision communication between departments; final catalogue review with designer; timely catalogue printing and distribution; and other elements related to Festival catalogue production. The CC is wholly a tele-commute position. The ideal candidate is either a current graduate student or someone seeking a part-time, contained project.​

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ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Since 2006, the Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival has premiered fourteen Williams’ plays, and hosted theater luminaries such as Kathleen Turner, Cherry Jones, Brian Dennehy, Zachary Quinto, Olympia Dukakis, Eli Wallach, John Guare, and Lanford Wilson. We have presented theater, dance, music and performance art from dozens of companies, from as far away as New Zealand and as near as Boston. They come to the tip of Cape Cod for an unforgettable four-day celebration of America’s Great playwright: Tennessee Williams.
 
The artistic camaraderie of the Festival staff, interns, visiting artists, technicians and volunteers is the foundation of our success. We make history right here in Provincetown with theater professionals who come from across the globe each September for the love of a great playwright, and the chance to perform in a setting like nowhere else.  Working with us will truly be one of the most memorable and rewarding endeavors in your theater life

STAFF OVERVIEW
​We make theater, but have a business to run, so we believe it should be run well, by a passionate team.
As a small international theater festival, the staff works together to continue our reputation of warm welcome and high theatrical standards. We look for motivated, organized and responsible people who are willing to combine experience with ingenuity to get the job done. The festival staff experience is enjoyable, intense, varied, and fulfilling. It is magnified by the short on-site schedule of presenting up to ten productions, 30 performances, and several special events in four days, while keeping guests, volunteers, patrons, artists, and fellow staff members on point with respect and caring.  It is both fun and challenging – in the best possible way. This unique experience brings staff back year after year as part of our ever-growing Festival family.
 
Staff members serve in two main capacities:
Pre-festival Staff: 4-12 hours per week, from wherever the staff member resides.
On-site Residency Staff:  40-80 hours over 8-14 days during September in Provincetown, MA
Staff members are:
Seasonal, part-time independent contractors Provided free shared housing during Festival Week (except for wholly tele-commute positions) Provided free transfers between Boston and Provincetown for Festival Week (except for wholly tele-commute positions) Encouraged to see Festival productions, as time permits, free of charge.

Applicants for any role should have excellent management and organization skills; attention to detail; interpersonal communication skills; computer aptitude; understanding of Google Sheets, Docs, and Calendar, and other platforms; general knowledge of theatre jargon; the ability to work both supervised and unsupervised to complete tasks in a timely manner; and a positive, caring, and energetic attitude. All contractors work as independent contractors and combine their duties with other work.

To Apply:
Send resume and cover letter indicating your preferred position(s) to jobs@twptown.org