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A Hedgerow Theatre fellowship is a residency program for college graduates pursuing careers in theater. Fellows usually stay for a full year
and live in the housing provided, although non-residential fellowships are also available. The application process involves an interview/audition
weekend which includes overnight housing at Hedgerow House. The first 60 days of the fellowship is a trial period with regular evaluations to
ensure that both fellows and theatre staff are satisfied with their educational progress.
Hedgerow Theatre seeks GOOD HEARTS:
Generosity,
Openness,
Order,
Daring
Humor,
Effective
Expression,
Accountability,
Respect,
Teamplay,
Service
Applicants must be able to:
- Show Initiative
- Take Direction
- Work Collaboratively
- Be Prompt and Prepared
Fellows will gain hands-on experience in:
- Acting
- Directing
- Stage Management
- Administration
- Costumes & Props
- Lighting & Sets
- Teaching
Fellow benefits include:
- Room and Board
- Classes
- Teaching Experience
- Continuing performance opportunities
Former Fellows in the spotlight:
- Kim Gilbert appeared in the K of D with the Wooly Mammoth Theatre Company through Feb. 10, 2008
- Greg Wood appeared in Wittenberg with the Arden Theatre Co. though March 16, 2008
- Nick Martorelli appeared in The Mercy Seat April 25-May 10, 2008 at Allens Lane Theater
- Gene D'Alessandro is performing in the Wilma Theatre's production of Eurydice April 30-June 1, 2008
How to Apply
For more information, call Darlene McClellan weekdays, 9 -11 a.m. at 610-565-4211. To apply, send letter or interest, resume, headshot and/or design portfolio, and two letter of recommendations from a director or teacher who’s worked with you. You will be contacted by phone or email to schedule an overnight visit. Prepare a brief classical and contemporary monologue for your audition with the Producing Artistic Director. To apply, send materials to:
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