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ASSIST DRAPER/TAILOR

 

POSITION SUMMARY:

Assist Draper/Tailor in the construction of new costume and the alteration and refinishing of existing costumes. READ MORE

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President and CEO

 

POSITION SUMMARY
The President and Chief Executive Officer provides the overall leadership for Minnesota Opera and has ultimate responsibility for the artistic and financial success of the company. S/he must provide a vision for Minnesota Opera's future that positions Minnesota Opera as a premier opera company among 21st century audiences and takes advantage of new production tools and the distinct advantages provided through the Arts Partnership.

 

The President and Chief Executive Officer must establish high standards of quality and excellence while increasing the company's financial support and ensuring appropriate leadership depth and management controls. The President & CEO has an important partnership with Dale Johnson, Artistic Director and with Patrick Dewane, Vice President,
Advancement. Together they ensure that the company stays true to its artistic mission while ensuring the long term sustainability of the company. In addition, s/he works closely with the Board of Directors and its Officers to assure their knowledge and understanding of Minnesota Opera and to increase and enhance their leadership in fundraising and development of an increasingly diverse audience. READ MORE

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If applying for a position at Minnesota Opera please fill out this vountary Applicant Data form and mail in with the rest of your materials.

 

Resident Artists Program Auditions

The Minnesota Opera’s Resident Artist Program offers a full season of employment for talented artists beginning their professional careers. From late August through April, Resident Artists gain valuable experience in assignments ranging from ensemble, understudy, comprimario to leading roles in mainstage performances. Resident Artists also perform concerts on stage at Ordway Center for Performing Arts, Schubert Club's Courtroom Concerts, donor functions, adult education classes and regional outreach.

Master classes with guest clinicians, individualized language work, acting, movement and stage combat, yoga and professional career development are just a few benefits of the program.

The program is designed to bridge the gap between an artist’s academic education and professional career. Ideal Resident Artists are singers, coaches, administrators, conductors and directors who have completed their post-graduate education and may have some professional experience. We have no age limit and are an equal opportunity employer.

 

2011-2012 audition dates (Singers and Pianists):

Minneapolis, November 2-6, 2010 - applications due October 11, 2010

New York, November 16-20, 2010 - applicationd due October 25, 2010

 

Assistant Directors, Assistant Conductors and Administrators application due November 22, 2010

 

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