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Northern Stage in White River Junction, VT is seeking a Painter/Scenic Charge Artist to join our full‑time staff. The role reports to the Technical Director and covers a broad range of scenic painting tasks for mainstage and education seasons.
Position requires at least one year in professional shops, strong scenic painting skills, and the ability to read construction drawings. Benefits include dental and life insurance, a 403(b) plan, and PTO; housing may be available subject to availability.
8/24/2026 – 6/7/2027
$900 per week biweekly
Northern Stage, a LORT D 240 seat regional theater in White River Junction, VT, seeks a Painter/Scenic Charge Artist to join our full-time staff. Northern Stage produces a mainstage season, an education season, a New Works festival, and 4-6 other events year-round. This position reports directly to the Technical Director.
Job Type: Full time, with some nights and weekends required
Contract Dates: 8/24/2026 – 6/7/2027
Compensation: $900 per week, paid bi weekly (overtime exempt)
Benefits: Northern Stage offers dental and life insurance and covers 100% of these premiums, and offers vision as an optional add-on with an employee contribution of $1/month. Accident insurance is available at an employee cost of $15/month. We offer an employee-funded 403(b) retirement account, an FSA, and pet insurance. There is a 60-day waiting period following hiring before Northern Stage benefits become active, with the exception of the 403(b) program which is active on the first day of employment.
PTO: All full time Northern Stage staff members are eligible for Paid Time Off according to our PTO policy, which includes 12 vacation days annually, personal days, sick leave, and parental leave.
Subject to availability, subsidized housing is obtainable for lease through Northern Stage.
We believe the most important and impactful art is made when we consider and commit to inclusion, diversity, equity, and access both on and off of our stage. We highly encourage folks who are Black, Native or Indigenous, People of Color, Queer or Trans, Poor or Working Class, Disabled, Young, Elderly, and/or who speak English as a second language to apply. To learn more about Northern Stage, please visit our website: www.northernstage.org/education.