Partner with Us!
Stone Soup’s Theatre’s educational programs focus on giving each young actor the tools they need to succeed on stage. All our student productions are actor-centered: our students are the true stars of our shows! We take focus away from the technical aspects of theatre and put it back in our young actor’s imaginations. We use suggestive costuming, sets and props to enable our student performers to bring the world of the play to life.
SummerStage|2025
Summer park coordinator
Assist the Director of Education in coordinating the logistics between two Seattle area parks, Meridian Playfield & Jefferson Park.
Helping to contact absent students.
Traveling to-and-from the Stone Soup office to deliver materials throughout the week. This might include bringing costumes from the office to the park, or fetching materials that teachers need urgently.
Coordinating with the Director of Education on what is needed.
Dealing with in-park issues regarding other programs extraneous to Stone Soup, emergency response, and coordination with the managers of nearby buildings in case of extreme weather
Staying up to date with local news and being aware of events occurring in your designated park.
The ability to step up into any position (Teacher or Assistant) in case of emergency.
Work each week of camp from June 23-Aug. 29, 2025
Able to work 8:30am-3:00pm weekdays during the summer.
Reliable transportation
First aid and CPR training (within 30 days) paid for by Stone Soup Theatre
All child serving employees must have the COVID-19 Vaccine, partake in safety abuse training, and pass a background check, as required by the state of Washington.
Good communication skills.
Ability to work independently.
- Experience working with children and have an interest in theatre or pursuing a degree in education or performance arts.
- $23/hr
June 23, 2025 – August 29, 2025 — Exact dates negotiable.
To apply please send resume and brief cover letter to office@stonesouptheatre.org
Teaching Artist
Work with youth ages 5-17 after school, 1-3 times a week(depending on availability), to develop skills and perform short productions ranging from musical adaptations like Seussical and Frozen, and new stories from the worlds of Alice in Wonderland and Wizarding School.
- Develop live theatre pieces from beginning to end.
- Supervising, guiding and encouraging young performers with a variety of abilities
- Communicating with after school counselors, parents/guardians, regarding any updates about the students or class
- Coordinating props and costumes with student and costumer.
- Teaching Artists are desired to work afterschool throughout the school year, with possibility of Directing during the summer with our Summer Stage program.
- It will be helpful if teachers are able to drive and have access to a car, but not required.
- First aid and CPR certification training (within 30 days) of hiring paid for by Stone Soup Theatre
- All child serving employees must have the covid-19 vaccine, partake in safety abuse training, and pass a background check, as required by the state of Washington.
- Teaching Artists should have some experience working with children and either be completing a theatre or education degree, be a theatre or education graduate, or have significant theatre experience.
- $35/hour – Outreach Teaching hours (Plus mileage if traveling from one school to the next, or outside of Seattle)
- $27/hour – In-house Teaching hours
- $21/hour – Prep hours (2-5 Hours per class)
To apply: please send resume and cover letter to education@stonesouptheatre.org.
Directorship
Work with youth ages 6-17 each week to develop skills and produce an end of the quarter performance.
- Lead in the creation of live theatre pieces, from auditions to performance.
- Supervising, guiding and encouraging young performers.
- Organizing materials including (but not limited to) scripts, PPE, attendance sheets and first aid.
- Coordinating with the Costumer, Stage Manager, Artistic Director, etc.
- Communicating with parents on status of performance and any updates regarding students
- Directors are desired to work afterschool throughout the school year, with possibility of Directing during the summer with our Summer Stage program.
- It will be helpful if you are able to drive and have access to a car, but not required.
- First aid and CPR certification training (within 30 days) of hiring paid for by Stone Soup Theatre
- All child serving employees must have the covid-19 vaccine, partake in safety abuse training, and pass a background check, as required by the state of Washington.
- Directors should have some experience working with children and either be completing a theatre or education degree, be a theatre or education graduate, or have significant theatre experience.
- $35/hour – In-house Teaching hours
- $21/hour – Prep hours
- Tues/Thurs 3:45pm – 6:45pm (Classes are 4:15 – 6:15pm)
- Average of 6 – 8 hours per week during regular rehearsal weeks
- Average of 20 – 30 hours per week during tech/performances
Additional paid hours may be available
The Lightning Thief: A Percy Jackson Musical (Jan.14th – March 29th)
- Tech Week: March 20 – 27th Hours: 3:45pm – 7:45pm
- Performances: March 27th, 28th, 29th Hours: 7:30pm – 8:30pm
Robin Hood (April 8th – June 14th)
- Tech Week: June 5th – 12th Hours: 3:45pm – 7:45pm
- Performances: June 12th, 13th, 14th Hours: 7:30pm – 8:30pm
To apply: please send resume and cover letter to education@stonesouptheatre.org
SummerStage|2025
Directorship
Work with youth ages 6-17 each week to develop skills and produce an end of the week performance.
- Lead in the creation of live theatre pieces, from auditions to performance.
- Supervising, guiding and encouraging young performers, in the great outdoors.
- Organizing materials including (but not limited to) scripts, PPE, attendance sheets and first aid.
- Coordinating with the Costumer, Park Coordinator & Director of Education, etc.
- Communicating with parents on status of performance and any updates regarding students
- Directors are desired to work outside throughout the summer, with possibility of Directing during the school year with our nonprofit company.
- It will be helpful if you are able to drive and have access to a car, but not required.
- First aid and CPR certification training (within 30 days) of hiring paid for by Stone Soup Theatre
- All child serving employees must have the covid-19 vaccine, partake in safety abuse training, and pass a background check, as required by the state of Washington.
- Summer Directors should have some experience working with children
- Be completing a theatre or education degree, be a theatre or education graduate, or have significant theatre/musical experience
- $27/hour – Teaching hours
- $27/hour – Prep hours (About 3hrs/week)
- Mon – Fri 8:45am – 3:15pm (Classes are 9:00am – 3:00pm)
- Average of 30 hours per week
Additional paid hours may be available
June 23, 2025 – August 29, 2025 — Exact dates negotiable.
To apply: please send resume and cover letter to education@stonesouptheatre.org
SummerStage|2025
Assistant Directorship
Work with youth ages 5-17 each week to develop skills and perform short productions ranging from musical adaptations like Beetlejuice and Frozen, and new stories from the worlds of Alice in Wonderland and Wizarding School.
- Assisting Teaching Artist in the creation of live theatre pieces.
- Supervising, guiding and encouraging young performers.
- Organizing materials including (but not limited to) scripts, PPE, attendance sheets and first aid.
- Coordinating props and costumes.
- Assistant Directors are desired to work a minimum of four weeks, if not all summer, from late June through August in our outdoor summer camps.
- Assistant Directors must be able to work 8:30am-3:00pm weekdays during the summer.
- It will be helpful if Assistant Directors are able to drive and have access to a car, but not required.
- First aid and CPR certification training (within 30 days) of hiring paid for by Stone Soup Theatre
- All child serving employees must have the covid-19 vaccine, partake in safety abuse training, and pass a background check, as required by the state of Washington.
- Assistant Directors should have some experience working with children and either be completing a theatre or education degree, be a theatre or education graduate, or have significant theatre experience.
- $21/hour
Additional paid hours may be available with before and aftercare.
June 23, 2025 – August 29, 2025 — Exact dates negotiable.
To apply: please send resume and cover letter to education@stonesouptheatre.org
SummerStage|2025
Summer Teaching internship
Work with youth ages 5-17 each week to develop skills and perform short productions ranging from musical adaptations like Beetlejuice and Frozen, and new stories from the worlds of Alice in Wonderland and Wizarding School.
- Assisting Teaching Artist in the creation of live theatre pieces.
- Supervising, guiding and encouraging young performers.
- Interns are desired to work a minimum of four weeks, from late June through August in our outdoor summer camps.
- Interns must be able to work 8:30am-3:00pm weekdays during the summer.
- It will be helpful if Interns are able to drive and have access to a car, but not required.
- All child serving employees must have the covid-19 vaccine, partake in safety abuse training, and pass a background check, as required by the state of Washington.
- Interns should have some experience working with children and have an interest in theatre or pursuing a degree in education or performance arts.
- Academic credit through a formal University Internship Program. Contact you career office to see if your school qualifies.
- Interns must complete each camp they are assigned in order to fulfill the internship requirement.
- Work study option available.
June 23, 2025 – August 29, 2025 — Exact dates negotiable.
To apply please send resume and brief cover letter to education@stonesouptheatre.org
SummerStage|2025
SummerStage Costumer
The SummerStage Costumer is responsible for organizing, preparing and maintaining costumes for the Summer camp program.
- Devising a method for weekly costume bin check in/out (2 – 6 bins per week).
- Maintenance, cleaning and repair of costumes throughout and at the end of the summer.
- Create costume bins for new shows, primarily from stock.
- Read new scripts and compile a list of needs prior to the start of summer.
- Limited prop purchasing throughout the summer as needs arise.
- All bins need to be ready for check out by Wednesday of each week.
- Candidate should have experience with costuming
- Experience working with youth
First aid and CPR training (within 30 days) paid for by Stone Soup Theatre
All child serving employees must have the COVID-19 Vaccine, partake in safety abuse training, and pass a background check, as required by the state of Washington.
Good communication skills.
Ability to work independently.
- Averages 10 – 12 hours per week – flexible
- $21/hour
June 23, 2025 – August 29, 2025 — Exact dates negotiable.
To apply please send resume to maureen@stonesouptheatre.org.
Costumer
We look for experienced costumers who can build a show from the bottom up. Costumers will have an opportunity to participate in all aspects of costuming from concept to performance with casts of around 15 – 20 youth performers.
- Youth Conservatory Costumers are responsible for costuming for one (or all of three shows), with 3 final performances at the end of each quarter: Fall, Winter, & Spring.
- Applicants must be able to sew at an intermediate level with a costuming degree or relative design experience.
- Must have knowledge of a working budget
- $21/hour
Please send your resume with references to maureen@stonesouptheatre.org.
- Organizing auditions and call backs, prop retrieval, and communication with casts
- Assisting Director in the creation of live theatre pieces.
- Supervising, guiding and encouraging young performers, ages 8 – 14.
- Organizing materials including (but not limited to) scripts, PPE, attendance sheets and first aid.
- Coordinating props, costumes, and set pieces.
- Ability to take over the show once it is open.
- Ability to run lights and sound.
- Attend tech week leading up to performance dates.
- Technical theatre background is a plus when applying for this position.
- First aid and CPR certification training (within 30 days) of hiring paid for by Stone Soup Theatre.
- All child serving employees must have the covid-19 vaccine, partake in safety abuse training, and pass a background check, as required by the state of Washington.
- $21/hour
- Tues/Thurs 3:45pm – 6:45pm (Classes are 4:15 – 6:15pm)
- Average of 6 – 8 hours per week during regular rehearsal weeks
- Average of 20 – 30 hours per week during tech/performances
Additional paid hours may be available
The Lightning Thief: A Percy Jackson Musical (Jan.14th – March 29th)
- Tech Week: March 20 – 27th Hours: 3:45pm – 7:45pm
- Performances: March 27th, 28th, 29th Hours: 7:30pm – 8:30pm
Robin Hood (April 8th – June 14th)
- Tech Week: June 5th – 12th Hours: 3:45pm – 7:45pm
- Performances: June 12th, 13th, 14th Hours: 7:30pm – 8:30pm
Please send your resume with references to education@stonesouptheatre.org.
Volunteer trade duties are dependent on the tasks assigned such as house managing, assistant stage managing, or marketing.
- Our Office is located at Wallingford Presbyterian Church
- Our programs are located throughout the Seattle area.
Payment can range from school credit to stipend to hourly depending upon the candidate and position.
If interested, please email maureen@stonesouptheatre.org
