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Amateur dramatics recruitment email template

A drama group appeal covering the unglamorous roles.

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Every amateur company has too many actors and no crew. The jobs that are actually short are wardrobe, lighting, and somebody to run the box office.

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  • Preheader
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  • Headline
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From
Pampisford Panto
Subject
We have plenty of actors. We need somebody who can sew
Preheader
And two people on lighting. Nobody wants those jobs.

Help needed

Twenty-two people auditioned and nobody offered to do wardrobe

Every amateur company has too many actors and no crew. The jobs that are actually short are wardrobe, lighting, and somebody to run the box office.

What we need

One person who can sew, two on lighting, and somebody to run the box office. None of them require experience and all get shown.

The commitment

Wardrobe is about twenty hours across six weeks. Lighting is four rehearsals and the run. Box office is two hours a week for a month.

What you get

A programme credit, a free ticket, and considerably more thanks than the actors, who get applause and think that is the same thing.

Offer to help backstageCome to a rehearsal
We write six times a year around productions. You can leave the list at the foot of this message.

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