Ushers, Concessions, Box Office for hit Broadway musical "Something Rotten!"

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About SOMETHING ROTTEN!

Nick and Nigel Bottom are brothers in England during the Renaissance. It’s a glorious time for the arts, and they lead a wildly successful acting troupe...or, at least, they could be wildly successful, (probably...maybe), if a certain rockstar playwright would just stop publishing hit play after hit play! How, exactly, does one get out from under the shadow of the great William Shakespeare?? If you’re Nick, the answer is to pay a cut-rate soothsayer to figure out what The Next Big Thing in Theatre is going to be...so you can beat Shakespeare at his own game!

Rating: Recommended ages 12 and up due to suggestive content and occasional strong language.

About THE VOLUNTEER ROLES

For years, Centerstage Theatre has proudly presented new plays and musicals, and we look forward to continuing this tradition. Theater requires exceptional support and dedication from everyone involved-the artists, technicians, staff, and you, our volunteers. Thank you for your commitment to supporting Centerstage Theatre with your time and talents. We truly could not do this without your help!

Requirements
To volunteer for Centerstage Theatre, we require the following:

• Be 15 years of age or older
• Have access to the Internet, and email to participate in our program. All communication with volunteers is handled via email.
• Review the volunteer handbook.
• Adhere to all rules and regulations set forth by Centerstage Theatre.
• Have a "Can-Do" attitude.

A Front of House Volunteer must have and do the following things when
working a shift:

• Watch a Volunteer Training video prior to your first shift each season.
• Wear presentable black pants/skirt, white top and comfortable shoes that allow you to move easily.
• Have your volunteer badge visible at all times while on duty as a
  volunteer.
• Stay for the duration of your shift, including approximately 20 minutes
  after the show ends, until the house manager or a staff person dismisses
  you.
• Attend the preshow briefing one-hour before the performance.
• Be able to stand for extended periods.
• Be able to help yourself and others in case of an emergency.

Family and Friends

Volunteers are vital to our operations and we value the time and commitment you have made. If you have friends or family that would like to see a show at Centerstage Theatre and they can’t afford a ticket, we would ask that you invite them to volunteer with you.