ACTING INTERNSHIP
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Roya Shanks
Lauren Schnipper
Sarah Marcus
Katie Apicella
Gillian Fallon
Jill McCreighton
Laura Williams, Summer Doyle and Jenna Silcox
Akiva Saltzman
Robin Rice Lichtig (playwright) and
Laura Jean Francis (intern)
Jenna Silcox (intern) and directors
Laura Williams (intern)
Spring 2003 Interns
Spring 2004 Interns
Fall 2002 Interns
Click here to see our interns past and present.
NOTE: The Looking Glass Theatre will next be auditioning actors for our Spring 2008 Acting Internship program on Monday, March 10 from 6-10 p.m. THIS IS AN OPEN AUDITION. The Spring 2008 Internship session will run from March 17 to June 30, 2008. Look for our ad in BackStage or send an email to admin@lookingglasstheatrenyc.com with "Spring 2008 Acting Internship" in the subject line.  Please include your acting and work resumes and cover letter in the body of the email.
 
We are also accepting submissions for our Summer 2008 Acting Internship. Auditions will be early-June (session to run June 16 - September 12). Email admin@lookingglasstheatrenyc.com with "Summer 2008 Acting Internship" in the subject line.  Please include your acting and work resumes and cover letter in the body of the email.
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Our Acting Internship program has a Fall, a Winter, a Spring, and a Summer season - typically a 15-week session.  Each intern must work eight (8) hours per week, which can be divided into two (2) four-hour days, one (1) eight-hour day or otherwise, working in our theater and office. Hours can also be made up by house-managing as well as working on current LGT productions and events.
 
Office work includes: script reading, finding and clipping articles from pertinent publications, event planning, mailing list maintenance, filing, daily cleaning, accounting assistance, grant research, correspondence, fundraising activities, marketing, restocking and continued organization of props, costumes, fabric, and lumber. Interns will also contribute to set and costume construction if necessary.  In other words--everything!  Office work is done in a pleasant and laid back environment where you will make connections and friends. 
 
In exchange, our Fall and Spring Interns are given free monologue coaching and free multi-technique scene study/movement class, and will be cast in our Looking Glass Forum at the end of the internship. The Looking Glass Forum is a festival of one-act plays produced in our 60-seat black box theatre space. 
 
Our Winter and Summer Interns have a similar performance opportunities in an informal showcase setting at the end of the session and are given free acting classes and monologue coaching.
 
All interns will also have the opportunity to collaborate with emerging playwrights and director on new material in workshop sessions.
 
 
Internship Policy:
 
*More than three missed classes results in dismissal.  This will be strictly enforced.
 
*16 hours (two weeks) worth of sick days are allowed without makeups.  Beyond that hours must be made up.  No intern can be behind by more than two weeks.  That means if an actor owes more than 16 hours, they can be dismissed.  This means that if an actor has missed four weeks total without making anything up, they will be dismissed.  If an intern has not made up all of their hours by the time they leave the program, they cannot get a letter of recommendation or put the internship on their resume.
 
*If an actor has a special circumstance (chronic illness or family emergency) they should speak to the staff as soon as possible.
 
*Hours may be canceled on short notice for auditions but the actor MUST call three hours before their hours begin and should do everything in their power to give us more notice. Again, any hours missed must be made up.
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