Part Time – Theatre Arts

Ignite creativity, confidence, and community to Youth Summer Theatre Campers! Design and deliver a curriculum for young performers of all experience levels by providing a fun and immersive program inviting campers to explore the magic of the stage through acting, movement, voice, and storytelling. The ideal candidate will provide the tools to build skills in collaboration, self-expression, and performance while rehearsing scenes, learning theatre fundamentals, and bringing characters to life. A 4 day curriculum should culminate in a celebratory showcase where campers shine in front of family and friends. If your passion is to help campers become comfortable stepping on stage for their first time or eager to develop their talents, our summer theatre camp instructor should be supportive in a high-energy environment where imagination takes center stage. 

Job Duties

Curriculum Planning & Instruction

• Design and implement age-appropriate theatre curriculum (acting, movement, voice, improvisation, basic stagecraft).
• Plan engaging daily activities that fit the camp schedule and learning objectives.
• Adapt instruction to accommodate different skill levels, learning styles, and abilities. Lead rehearsals, theatre games, and skill-building exercises.

Youth Supervision & Safety

• Maintain a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment at all times.
• Supervise campers during all camp activities, including transitions and breaks.
• Follow camp policies related to behavior management, safety, and emergency procedures.
• Monitor camper well-being and report concerns to camp leadership.

Performance Development

• Guide campers in creating scenes, short plays, or a final showcase performance.
• Support memorization, character development, and ensemble work.
• Encourage confidence, teamwork, and positive stage presence.
• Assist with basic blocking and performance flow.

Classroom & Behavior Management

• Establish clear expectations and routines.
• Use positive behavior support strategies to manage group dynamics.
• Foster respect, collaboration, and inclusion among campers.

Communication & Collaboration

• Communicate effectively with camp leadership regarding curriculum progress and camper needs.
• Work collaboratively with co-instructors, counselors, or teaching artists.
• Provide age-appropriate feedback and encouragement to campers.

Materials & Organization

• Prepare and manage instructional materials and supplies.
• Help maintain organized rehearsal and activity spaces.
• Assist with simple costumes, props, and set pieces as needed.

Showcase & Event Support

• Prepare campers for a final presentation or performance.
• Assist with setup, breakdown, and supervision during performances.
• Support a positive experience for campers and families during showcases.

Professional Conduct

• Arrive prepared, on time, and ready to engage.
• Model professionalism, creativity, and positive behavior.
• Represent the camp and organization positively at all times.
• Optional Add-On Duties (if applicable).
• Participate in staff training or orientation sessions.
• Support check-in/check-out procedures.
• Assist with documentation, attendance, or incident reports.

Requirements and Qualifications

• Experience working with children in an educational, camp, or recreational setting.

• Enthusiastic, patient, and engaging teaching style.

• Strong communicationand interpersonal skills.

• Commitment to inclusivity and accessibility.