Bethesda Repertory Theatre is a growing community of artists, theatre-makers, and volunteers who believe in the power of live theatre to challenge, connect, and create change.
We’re building a new generation of theatre creators—artists who are curious, collaborative, generous, and excited to make ambitious work together.
Whether you’re an actor, designer, stage manager, producer, student, recent graduate, or simply someone who wants to get closer to the work, there’s a place for you at Bethesda.
Bethesda Repertory Theatre is currently building the production team for Witch by Jen Silverman, directed by Jada Godwin, at the Los Angeles LGBT Center’s Renberg Theatre on October 23, 2026.
These are unpaid artistic and production opportunities with a young, growing nonprofit theatre company. We’re especially interested in current students, recent graduates, emerging artists, and early-career theatre professionals looking to gain hands-on experience while contributing to a collaborative production.
Current students and recent graduates are especially encouraged to apply.
TO APPLY
Send your résumé/CV and a brief statement of interest to cj@bethesdarep.com with the position you’re interested in as the subject line. Please include a portfolio, reel, website, or examples of your work when applicable.
We’re seeking a Fight Choreographer to create safe, repeatable stage combat for the production and work with the actors during rehearsal. Experience with weapons, period physicality, or theatrical fight choreography is a plus.
We’re seeking a Dance Choreographer with experience in traditional/folk dance, or related theatrical movement to help create and teach choreography for the production.
We’re seeking an Intimacy Coordinator to support the actors and creative team in staging moments of intimacy through clear, consent-based practices and collaborative communication.
We’re seeking a Hair & Makeup Artist to collaborate with the director and Costume Designer in developing practical, repeatable looks for the production and supporting hair and makeup during tech and performance.
We’re seeking a Master Carpenter to help construct stationary scenic elements based on the Scenic Designer’s plans. Experience with theatrical carpentry and access to personal tools is required; access to a shop is a plus.
Bethesda Repertory Theatre is seeking emerging theatre-makers to join our team for 3 / 6 / 9 month periods.
These are unpaid apprenticeship opportunities designed for people who want hands-on experience, mentorship, professional credits, and an opportunity to learn how a noprofit theatre operates.
We welcome all backgrounds and levels of experience.
Current students and recent graduates are especially encouraged to apply.
TO APPLY
Please send a brief introduction, résumé and/or portfolio/reel, and a note about your interest and availability to:
Please indicate which position you are interested in in the subject line.
We’re seeking a Production Apprentice who wants hands-on experience across different areas of theatre production. This role may include supporting stage management, props, costumes, scenic work, backstage operations, load-in, strike, and general production needs.
We’re seeking a Marketing Apprentice with an interest in theatre, social media, and digital content. The role will include helping capture rehearsals and behind-the-scenes moments, creating short-form video, and contributing to Bethesda’s social media presence.

Bethesda Repertory Theatre is comprised of a Company of Artists who believe in the stories we tell. Our beautiful mess, our lives—the holistic communal experience—is what theatre means to us. Theatre has the power to invoke, exorcise, challenge, and become a catalyst for change, understanding, and acceptance.
Palatable stories are not told here.
Actors who identify with this artistic manifesto are invited to audition for upcoming productions. Casting submissions and inquiries should be sent to shelby@bethesdarep.com.
All actors are welcome regardless of race, color, religion, sex, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or Actors' Equity status.
A GYM FOR ARTISTS
The Rehearsal is Bethesda’s ongoing workshop series for actors—a space to experiment, take risks, and stay connected to the craft.
Each session gives actors an opportunity to work, play, and explore outside the pressure of a traditional audition or production environment.
Bethesda Rep is always seeking enthusiastic and personable individuals to join our Front of House volunteer team.
As a Front of House volunteer, you’ll serve as an usher and help create a welcoming, inclusive experience for our audiences. Responsibilities include greeting guests, assisting with check-in, guiding audience members to their seats, facilitating concessions and merchandise, and answering questions about accessibility and production content.
All volunteers receive brief training to ensure they feel confident in their role. As a thank-you, Front of House volunteers are invited to watch the performance on the night they work.
Interested in joining our Front of House team? Email michael@bethesdarep.com with “Usher” in the subject line.



a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Los Angeles, CA