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Hale Centre Theatre

Stage Technician - PT

Sandy, UT · On-site

Hale Centre Theatre is currently seeking Part-Time Stage Technicians. The Technician team works through innovation, continual training and cutting-edge technology to create memorable and exciting ...

Drama Kids

Part-Time Drama Teacher

FL · On-site

Part-Time Drama Teacher Where Imaginations Run Wild and Confidence Takes Center Stage! What Drama Kids Can Do for YOU: * Give you the chance to make a real difference in kids' lives - helping them ...

City of Torrance

STAGE MANAGER (AT-WILL)

Torrance, CA

$25.45 - $28.07/hr

The City of Torrance is recruiting for a STAGE MANAGER to join the Cultural Arts Center Theater Team. The Department This position is located in the Department of General Services. The Department ...

City of Torrance, CA

STAGE MANAGER (AT-WILL)

Torrance, CA · On-site

$25.45 - $28.07/hr

Additionally the Center houses 4 dance studios with sprung hard wood floors, a large ceramics ... The Stage Manager maintains skills and up-to-date knowledge of theater equipment, maintains the ...

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As of Jul 25, 2026, the average hourly pay for center stage in the United States is $24.62, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.95 and $28.85 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Center Stage professionals are typically responsible for rehearsing performances, collaborating closely with other performers and directors, and executing live shows with a focus on audience engagement. Daily tasks may also include costume fittings, attending production meetings, and assisting with technical or stage setup. The role often requires flexibility, as schedules can vary based on rehearsals, showtimes, and special events. Collaborative teamwork is a core aspect, ensuring each performance runs smoothly and meets creative standards. This environment offers unique opportunities for artistic growth and networking within the performing arts industry.

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A Center Stage job typically refers to a role that involves performing, presenting, or being in a highly visible position in entertainment, events, or customer engagement. This could include actors, spokespersons, hosts, or brand ambassadors who interact directly with audiences. The job often requires strong communication skills, confidence, and the ability to captivate an audience. Responsibilities may vary based on the industry, but the focus is always on engaging and entertaining people.

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To thrive in a Center Stage role, you need strong performance abilities, stage presence, and a background in performing arts, usually backed by formal education or equivalent experience in theater, dance, or music. Familiarity with stage equipment, lighting, sound systems, and sometimes stage management software is highly valued. Creativity, adaptability, teamwork, and effective communication set standout professionals apart in this field. These competencies ensure high-quality performances, seamless technical execution, and successful collaboration with production teams and audiences.

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Part-Time Drama Teacher

Drama Kids - Hillsborough County, FL

Apollo Beach, FL

Other

Posted 3 days ago

Job description

Part-Time Drama Teacher

Where Imaginations Run Wild and Confidence Takes Center Stage! 

What Drama Kids Can Do for YOU: 

  • Give you the chance to make a real difference in kids’ lives — helping them shine with confidence, creativity, and communication skills.
  • Offer a fun, supportive team environment where your personality and ideas are celebrated.
  • Provide paid training and a proven, easy-to-follow curriculum (no scripts or stage fright required!)
  • Flexible Schedule — usually 2-3 hours per week.
  • Monday–Friday between 2–4 PM.
  • This is a part-time role designed to supplement your income, not a full-time position.
  • Opportunities to grow your skills in teaching, leadership, and performance.
  • And yes, you get paid to play — think robots, aliens, superheroes, and improv games that keep both you and the kids laughing.

About Us:

Drama Kids isn’t your typical after-school program. We “Act Up” with purpose — using creative drama to spark imagination and build life skills. No sets. No auditions. Just energy, creativity, and FUN!

What You’ll Do (the easy part — we’ll train you!): 

  • Lead creative drama classes for kids ages 5–12 in schools and community locations around Apollo Beach, Valrico, and Brandon.
  • Guide warm-ups, theater games, mini-scripts, and help prepare students for their end-of-year showcase.
  • Encourage shy kids, spotlight budding stars, and be the highlight of their week.
  • Build great relationships with students and families along the way.

What We’re Looking For:

  • Full School Year Commitment: September – May 
  • Enthusiastic, dependable, and positive role models.
  • Someone who enjoys working with kids and can confidently lead a class. Confident managing a class.
  • Reliable transportation and the ability to commit to the school year (Sept–May). 
  • Must be at least 18 years old. 
  • Bonus points if you have theater or teaching experience — but not required, we’ll train you!

Perks: 

  • Paid to play (seriously, we act like aliens and robots for a living)
  • Make a real impact and change little lives
  • Flexible schedule and flexible locations
  • Great pay and team culture
  • Be part of the world’s largest drama program!

Why Join the World’s Largest Drama Program? Because this isn’t just a job — it’s a chance to inspire kids, have fun, and bring confidence center stage. If you’re fun, reliable, and passionate about creativity, apply today and let’s make magic happen together!

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