After-School Theater Co-Teacher (Grades K-6)

Carlthorp School is seeking an enthusiastic, creative, and collaborative educator to lead our K‑6 after‑school theater program. This part‑time stipend position is an exciting opportunity for someone passionate about performing arts and working with elementary‑aged students to help cultivate confidence, creativity, collaboration, and joyful performance experiences. The After‑School Theater Co‑Teacher will oversee our annual theatre productions, including a fall play and spring musical, while helping students develop performance skills and showcase their talents as part of our growing performing arts program. Position Overview Position Type: Part‑Time Stipend Position Program Duration: September – April Compensation: $300 per session, including tech weeks and performances Student Audience: Kindergarten through 6th grade Weekly Rehearsal Schedule Rehearsals held 1x per week Time: 3:15 - 4:45 p.m. Production Responsibilities Direct and oversee a fall play and spring musical Lead weekly rehearsals and prepare students for performances Help coordinate auditions, casting, blocking, and choreography/staging, as appropriate Support students in developing confidence, collaboration, and performance skills Coordinate and organize props, costumes, and set pieces Assist with set building and overall production preparation Communicate rehearsal schedules, expectations, and performance details with families Collaborate with school leadership and staff to ensure successful productions Foster a positive, inclusive, and engaging environment for all participants Tech Week & Performance Dates Fall Play Tech Week Rehearsals: Dec. 1-3 (3:15 - 5:15 p.m.) Performances: Dec. 4 (School Preview & Evening Performance), Additional Evening Performance TBD Spring Musical Tech Week Rehearsals: April 5-8 (3:15 - 5:15 p.m.) Performances: April 9 (School Preview & Evening Performance), Additional Evening Performance TBD Qualifications The ideal candidate will: Have experience working with elementary‑aged students Have experience in theatre, musical theatre, directing, or performing arts education Be organized, collaborative, and creative Demonstrate strong communication skills with students, families, and colleagues Enjoy building a vibrant and engaging arts program that celebrates student voice and talent Be comfortable supporting all aspects of a production, including staging, props, sets, and logistics We are looking for someone who believes in the power of the arts to build confidence, community, and creativity in children and who is excited to help students shine both on and off the stage. Interested candidates should email a cover letter and resume to View email address on click.appcast.io. #J-18808-Ljbffr