Seeking Associate Artistic Directors, Associate Designers, and Associate Performing Artists

The Landless Theatre Company was founded in 2003 by a collective of artists who shared a common mission to cultivate new and diverse audiences for live theatre. Over the years, most of our founding artists have moved on to other artistic pursuits. In recognition of the need for more diversity, equity, and inclusion in DC theater, we are now accepting applications for new Company Members. We seek diverse artists in all theatre disciplines who believe in the mission of Landless Theatre Company, and who want to lead the artistic direction of our theatre company.

Desired Qualities and Qualifications:
* Training, Education, and/or equivalent professional experience in your artistic discipline
* Non-union affiliation
* Appreciation for the Landless Theatre's history, mission, and for off-beat, quirky, edgy, and/or unique material
* A combination of artistic and/or arts business skills
* Flexibility, compassion, and respect for diverse artists and diverse art
* Willingness to pitch in and contribute to every aspect of Company management
* Interest in working across the region between DC and Frederick, MD
* A desire to be a PAINTER, not just the PAINT.

Help us hit the "reset" and "refresh" button as we use this period of COVID-19 shutdown to reframe and rebuild the infrastructure of our company.

HOW TO APPLY:
Fill out this questionnaire, and submit your resume (headshot or portfolio if applicable):

https://forms.gle/uaAM5MnibwtVMmkj8

Not an artist, but want to support the Landless Company and Mission through generating funding and lending your business expertise? Apply for our Board of Directors by sending your resume and email of interest to Producing Artistic Director Andrew Baughman (abaughman@landlesstheatrecompany.org),

ABOUT OUR HISTORY: Our regional premieres have included Sweeney Todd [Prog Metal Version] (nominated for three Helen Hayes Awards), Washington Post Editors’ Picks Gutenberg! The Musical!, President Harding Is A Rock Star, and Carrie Potter at The New Moon Prom. Other notable premieres include Dr. Horrible’s Sing-A-Long Blog, A Very Merry Unauthorized Children’s Scientology Pageant, Evil Dead: The Musical, and the 2010 Helen Hayes Recommended production of High Fidelity: A Musical. Our original works include two selected participants in the NY International Fringe Festival (Gleeam and 2008 Best Musical Pick of the Capital Fringe Diamond Dead). Landless is also the proud curator of the annual Landless Mash-Up Festival, a showcase for playwrights to debut the wackiest material imaginable.