Administrative Paid Associate Director of Communications Shakespe...
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If you are considering sending an application, make sure to hit the apply button below after reading through the entire description.Washington, DCUSDESCRIPTION Shakespeare Theatre Company is seeking an Associate Director of Communications to complement its Marketing and Communications department. Do you have a passion for promoting theatre? Are you personable and easy to talk to? Do you take the Oxford comma seriously? Then STC may be the place for you. The Associate Director of Communications is a key team member responsible for STC’s external communications and publications. As a writer and editor, this position manages a full range of communication pieces that support a unified communications and brand strategy for STC, including production programs, website, newsletters, and a variety of STC marketing pieces. This position works with all departments within STC and ensures adherence to branding and style guidelines, as well as maintaining consistent written communications. The upcoming 24/25 season includes
Comedy of Errors ,
Babbitt
(with Matthew Broderick),
Leopoldstadt ,
Kunene and the King
(with John Kani),
Uncle Vanya
(with Hugh Bonneville), and a world premiere of a new adaptation of
Frankenstein . This is a full-time position with excellent benefits and an annual salary of $70,000 - $74,000.A successful candidate for this position will be well-organized and a good team player, able to adjust on the fly and work with colleagues throughout the organization. Some projects are massive and require months of lead time and coordination, while other projects are spur-of-the-moment and require smart decisions and quick actions. A bachelor’s degree in either Communications or English is preferred and at least three years of professional experience is ideal. The model candidate will have excellent and diverse writing and editing skills with a command of Chicago style and grammar rules. Experience with an arts-based non-profit organization is also preferred but not essential. This is a hybrid position with three days onsite required each week.
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