Broadway Blogs - Intern Needed and More...

We're looking for a dynamic individual to join the team as the Intern Assistant to the Creative Director... It's a fun position which will have you both out and about at major and minor theatrical events and lots more...

This position details responsibilities as it pertains to the Creative Director and editorial team. talent, creative flexibility and a willingness to "get the job done" is essential.

The position includes, but is not limited to:
• Assisting the Creative Director in organizing files and maintaining schedules and follow-ups on all projects on an as-needed basis.

• Assisting in maintaining and updating Photo Coverage project schedule .

• Gathering and organizing online content on a project-by-project basis and assisting the Creative Director during video project productions.

Seeking an individual who is theatre savvy, detail-oriented and proactive, with excellent communication and interpersonal skills. They will have excellent writing and organizational skills and must have the ability to prioritize work and handle multiple projects in an efficient manner within a fast-paced environment.

They will be able to multi-task and work independently and efficiently, be reliable and dependable. Computer skills are required, including experience with Macintosh and Google calendars, as well as proficiency in Microsoft Office. Familiarity with Adobe Photoshop is a plus.

If interested, please send hours and availability to eddie@broadwayworld.com

It's a great opportunity, if I do say so myself! 

As if ringing cell phones weren't enough to have to deal with for the average theatregoer, audiences at Breakfast at Tiffany's in the West End had to deal with an ever more unusual circumstance -- an audience member vomiting from the upper balcony onto 6 audience members below. 

It kind of reminds me at a time at Yankee Stadium when I had mustard squirted on me from someone sitting on the Upper Deck, but at least that was...mustard. 

The UK Daily Mail has the full story here, including that the sick audience member did manage to return for the second half of the show (now that's dedication!).