2026 Glimmer Globe Theatre Stage/Production Management Internship for “As You Like It” at Fenimore Art Museum

Description

Fenimore Art Museum seeks a stage/production manager for their upcoming mainstage production of ‘As You Like It”. The position is intended to run from mid-May to mid-August 2026, and includes a stipend of $2000 as well as housing at a local artists’ residency.

For more information, or to apply, please contact Fenimore’s HR department at 607-547-1462 or email mary.myers@fenimoreart.org. Please send a cover letter, resume, and at least two references to HR by April 1. To download a copy of our employment application, click here.

2026 Production

“As You Like It”, with 10 performances running July 15 to August 13 on Wednesdays and Thursdays in Fenimore’s Lucy B. Hamilton Amphitheater (Fenimore’s indoor auditorium is our rain location).

Qualifications

A passion for theatrical arts, and experience working on multiple facets of theatrical productions. Prior stage management or stage crew experience desired. Props design/construction skills a plus. Excellent team communication skills. Familiarity with Word, Excel (Photoshop/Publisher a plus). Familiarity with taking down blocking, props tracking, writing rehearsal reports, etc. is desired. Ability to work collaboratively with a director/production manager, as well as under limited supervision. Weekday and weekend availability, as rehearsal schedules can differ from week to week.

Responsibilities

Serve as Stage Manager for the above MainStage productions held outdoors on Fenimore Grounds. Attend MainStage rehearsals and assist the director in the duties of stage management. Taking blocking, writing line notes, taking notes from the director, writing rehearsal reports etc. Assist in planning rehearsal processes and coordinating the differing schedules of a diverse local cast. Assist the artistic staff in making/purchasing materials & properties needed for the productions. Assist the Manager of Performing Arts Programs in the setup and teardown of each production, including the set/tech and tents before/after each performance (two per week, on Wednesdays and Thursdays).

Compensation

$2000 stipend. Included shared housing at a local artists residency called “Aunt Karen’s Farm” for the duration of the rehearsal process and run. This includes the following: Private room, including lockable storage space for valuables. Access to a restroom and kitchen shared with 3-4 other artists. Use of a small on-site studio, which may also serve as a shared workspace with the actor playing a lead role. 15-minute commute to Cooperstown/Oneonta. Walking distance to Gilbert Lake State Park. If housing is not desired/needed, a $750 housing stipend may be provided in its place. The museum has worked with several state/private schools in the past so that this internship can be used for college credit.

Questions? Contact Michael Tamburrino: m.tamburrino@fenimoreart.org