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Playwright Co on Broadway offers a full-time apprenticeship in General Management and Company Management. You will work closely with production professionals, supporting day-to-day management tasks and gaining hands-on experience in budgeting and operations.
Ideal candidates have an affinity for numbers, Excel, and strong communication skills; no prior theater experience is required. The program runs Oct 8, 2026 to Apr 5, 2027, with a 40-hour work week and a weekly stipend of $950.
Dolly: A True Original Musical on Broadway, is seeking candidates from historically underrepresented groups for an apprenticeship in Company Management and General Management.
“Under-Represented Group(s)” means people in diverse and under-represented communities including without limitation, people who identify themselves as women, Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), Latine, Asian and/or Pacific Islander (API), Middle Eastern and/or North African and/or South Asian (MENASA), people with disabilities, within the LGBTQIA+ community, genderqueer or non-binary, or those who identify with a religion, culture, age, ethnicity, nationality, or alienage that have been historically under-represented in theatrical productions, or people having a combination of these attributes.
No prior commercial theater experience is required for this apprenticeship. Relevant experience from other fields, not-for-profits, or from an educational setting, is welcomed - and a love of the theater is encouraged!
Application Deadline: Sunday, October 4, 2026
Compensation: $950 per week
Program Start Date: Thursday, October 8, 2026
Program End Date: Monday, April 5, 2027 (with possible extension)
While there may be some flexibility with scheduling, this apprenticeship is full-time at 40 hours per week.
General managers interface, communicate, and work with all departments on a daily basis in order to support and streamline the processes.
Company managers are responsible for the show’s finances, payroll, and personnel management. The company manager reports directly to the producer/general managers and represent the company in all decisions.
Company managers are at the theatre before every show and work closely with stage management on all aspects of the show.