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  • “Tiny Martians, Big Emotions” Conceived and Directed by Kate Laissle

     Rehearses Jan. 5 – 18, 2026.

    Touring January – June 2026.

    This touring production features flexible, on demand performances; actors will be assigned dates based on their availability and will be paid per performance.

    Seeking casting for:

    MARTIANS: Any age, race or gender. Inquisitive, clownlike and lacking any words but great at getting their point across with sounds, body language and gibberish. The Martians love working together with audience members to figure out why colors are causing them to feel things. A little unsure of what to do but they know that their audience friends have the answers, whatever the response. The definition of yes, and.

    Please submit the following:

    · Headshot and resume
    · Location (city/state)
    · A 60 second video recording of you telling a short story of discovery involving no language but sounds and movement encouraged.

    Submit Here: https://syracuseuniversity.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8dDEXcHldhF9Zrw

    About the show: Join us as our dynamic Martian duo experience emotions for the first time. Guided through interaction with our youngest audience members, our Martians will experience the highs and lows of feelings and the brilliance of how colors and textures affect our mood. Through their journey, our Martians learn how even though we all experience feelings differently and react in unique ways to experiences, we're all stronger together by sharing and expressing our emotions.

    About Theatre for the Very Young: A Theatre for the Very Young local touring production, “Tiny Martians, Big Emotions” is specifically created for audiences ages 18-months to 5-years-old.

CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES

  • The Assistant Audience Services Manager works in at the direction of the Audience Services Manager to oversee all front-of-house operations during Syracuse Stage and S.U. Drama Department performances and events, creating a welcoming environment for patrons while ensuring safety, accessibility, and top-quality customer service. This is a hands-on role requiring excellent communication and problem-solving skills and requires night and weekend availability per performance schedule.

    FULL DESCRIPTION + APPLICATION

  • Reporting to the Audience Services Manager, the Front of House Associate will assist with all aspects of front of house (FOH) operations during performances and special events, with the goal of maximizing the customer experience. 

    The ideal candidate will have superb attention to detail, exceptional customer service, organizational and interpersonal skills, the ability to multi-task and work both on a team and independently, an interest in theatre, and be punctual and reliable. 

    We are currently seeking front of house staff for the 2025-2026 season (September 2025 – June 2026). Shifts typically range from 4-8 hours at a time, depending on show/event schedules. This position requires evening and weekend work, in sync with the theatrical performance schedule and the willingness to be flexible and shift between various functions as needed. 

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  • Reporting to the Box Office Manager, the Box Office Show Shift Supervisor supervises the Syracuse Stage Box Office and its staff during Syracuse Stage and SU Department of Drama performances. 

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  • Syracuse Stage does not accept or review unsolicited scripts. Agents and theater professionals may submit new and previously produced scripts by invitation only. Projects come to our attention through a national process, including a pipeline of new work through our commissioning and development initiatives. Thank You.

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