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Auditions for
"Merry Wives of Windsor"
Thursday, April 12: 7 – 10 pm
Saturday, April 14: 1 – 4 pm
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Annual Meeting
January 22, 2012
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Fun at the New Year's Eve Gala
Dec. 31, 2011
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Volunteering with the Wimberley Players
The Wimberley Players is your community theater! We could not exist without the many dedicated volunteers of all ages and skill levels who contribute their time and talent. We have opportunities for new volunteers to become involved and would welcome the opportunity to explore them with you.
Check out these reasons to get involved:
Never been behind the scenes of the theater? Don’t know where “upstage” is? Wonder how a spotlight works? Theater management, stage carpentry, scene decoration, costuming, hospitality, and many other opportunities are available. If you have a desire to learn, we will teach you.
- Share Your Skills and Ideas!
Sewing needles, hammers, paintbrushes, brains, scissors, saws, muscles, imaginations…..whatever you like to do, we have a place for you.
Meet people of all ages and experiences willing to share what they do. A great way to become involved in the community.
- Feel the Thrill of Accomplishment!
When you hear the laughter and applause of the audience, you will know you helped bring the show to life.
The Players is a non-profit theater that depends on thousands of volunteer hours from people just like you.
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| Box Office
Ticket sales by phone and at the window. Return patrons phone messages. Hours are afternoons.
For Ticket Sales, contact Darlene Kukla |
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| Front of House
These are the people you see at each performance. They are at the box office, preparing concessions for intermission, seating patrons, and seeing that all runs smoothly pre-show and during intermission.
For Front of House, contact Jana White |
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| Artistic Team
Actors, musicians, singers, dancers, choreographers, directors and producers and are needed for each production. If you are experienced or inexperienced, but curious about how you may contribute, take a tour of the theater and learn about the opportunities to get involved.
For Artistic Team, contact Adam Witko |
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| Back Stage & Production Crew
Our stage crews are all volunteers. We need seasoned professionals down to not-so-skilled amateurs willing to learn. Before the show opens, help build or paint the set. Locate, create, or organize props. Sew or alter costumes. On performance nights, work behind the scene in the booth or backstage.
For Back Stage, contact Adam Witko |
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| Public Relations & Marketing
Our publications include a newsletter, web site, show playbills, posters, news articles and advertising. If you are a writer, editor, or graphic artist, you can contribute. If you like to work at home, we have archives to be maintained. If you like to run around a little, we have posters to distribute. Or maybe you would like to join our ad sales team. There is often a mailing that need to be stuffed and stamped.
For Public Relations and Marketing, contact Julie Ray |
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| Facilities Maintenance
Be part of keeping our theater in top shape, clean and organized. Set up for special functions. Organize and maintain inventories of props and stage materials.
For Facilities Maintenance, contact Michael Iles |
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| Hospitality
Plan menus and decorations to support social functions throughout the year. Join set up and clean up team.
For Hospitality, contact Roberta Holland |
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| Village Store Guild
Volunteer at the Village Store, assisting customers and staff. Donated hours translate into actual dollars to support the Players. Two hour shifts are available Tuesday – Saturday 9 until 2, and Thursday 9 until 7.
For Village Store, contact Nelda Williams |
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As you can see, there are many ways to get started. And you are the one who decides how much you want to do. Time you have available to offer will be gratefully accepted. There are plenty of opportunities that do not require experience and plenty that will give you new experiences. All you need is the desire to become involved with our community theater. Volunteers are the ones that make it happen!
Some Ways to get started
- Contact any of the people listed above for more information about the areas
- Try out different areas if you are not sure of your talent or interest
- Contact us and set up a time to visit a rehearsal to grasp the production process, meet the director, producer and actors.
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