What are the responsibilities and job description for the Theatre & Musical Production Roles (2026–2027) position at Three Rivers Community Schools?
Our performing arts programs are a cornerstone of our school community, and we are officially opening up the search for talent to lead our upcoming productions. If you have a passion for theatre, music, or event management, we encourage you to express your interest in the following vacated extra-duty positions for the upcoming school year.
Position
Scope
Core Responsibilities
Producer
All Theatrical Productions
Manages budgeting, licensing/royalties, scheduling, promotions, ticketing, and logistical coordination.
Sound
All Theatrical Productions and School Events
Manages audio equipment, microphones, and sound levels for school events and productions to ensure high-quality audio execution.
Director – Non-Musical
Plays & Showcases
Leads the production of plays or drama showcases at the Middle School and High School level.
Director – Musical
Musical Production
Oversees all artistic aspects of the annual High School musical, from casting and blocking to the final curtain.
Vocal Director
Musical Production
Rehearses the cast on vocal parts, harmonies, and overall musicality for the HS musical.
Choreographer
Musicals / Show Choirs
Designs and teaches dance routines and staging for school musicals and show choirs
Compensation & Time Commitment
- Stipends: All positions qualify for an extra-work stipend in accordance with the TREA supplemental schedule.
- Schedule: Rehearsals, event prep, and production schedules generally take place after school hours and occasionally on weekends during peak production windows.
Co-Leading & Collaboration: We highly encourage collaborative teams to apply! If you and a colleague want to tackle a production together (e.g., a Director/Producer duo), please note that when you submit your interest
Thank you for your dedication to providing these incredible outlets for our students!