Employment Opportunities

Performing Arts Teachers/ Directors to work in our Fall & Spring Programs 2010-11
Various teaching, technical and directing positions available for Fall 2010 and Spring 2011. Looking for enthusiastic qualified individuals with music, dance, drama, and/or visual arts training and experience. Pay rate commensurate with experience. Please email your resume and a letter of interest to: Jean O'Neal, Executive Director  

Administrative Assistant

Administrative Assistant needed to provide overall admin support. We’re looking for a versatile individual who is motivated and dynamic with the requisite computer competencies. Writing and graphic skills a plus.

Ideal candidate will:

– Have excellent organizational skills and be extremely tidy
– Be punctual, dependable and flexible with impeccable attention to detail
– Know Microsoft Office, Excel, and be willing to learn new software
– Have excellent grammar and writing
– Superior verbal and written communications ability
_ Be courteous with a professional demeanor.


General office duties will include but not be limited to:

Work within a framework of a non-profit and answer to the Executive Director
Data Entry and Management, Coordination of detailed database
Filing and general
Phone reception and client service
Draft correspondence and other office documents
Other projects as assigned –

– Compensation based on qualifications

Please email your resume to: Jean O'Neal, Executive Director

Actors to work in our Neighborhhood Touring

We are looking for students with theater experience, as well as any who are motivated and want to gain theater experience, to audition for our theatre troupes. Cast membership will provide them with the invaluable experience of participating in the development of educational theater productions.

Opportunities will include; development of skills related to performance, create improvisational theater scripts, creatively adjusting to various performing spaces, playing to a variety of university groups, and working on a theater piece whose message is crucial and timely. The troupe rehearses and develops once a week for 2 hours to bring forth a polished presentation. The troupe plans to offer one program per week to the schools and organizations who serve children and youth ages 3-18. 

There are also ways to get involved that do not involve acting. Students interested in doing script writing or publicity are more than welcome to help out. Script writing entails editing and updating current scripts while creating new, progressive scripts to cover a wide range of topics. Publicity is also an important domain that requires advertising to interested parties and individuals looking to get involved directly with the troupe.

Individuals interested in working on the organizational/production of the troupe, directing or script writing, or are interested in auditioning for the troupes, should contact PPVAC, at 713-566-1321 or 214-606-7982.